See the Colors and the Aroma of the Middle East with a Yemenite twist in the Carmel Market, the largest open space market in the Center of Tel Aviv, featuring street vendors, shops & bakeries.

Highlights

• Learn about the food & history of Carmel Market from your local expert guide
• Discover how immigrants shaped the food scene in Tel Aviv
• See the vast array of fresh spices, dishes and produce on display
• Walk cobblestone streets lined with pastel-colored buildings
• Let your guide reveal hidden gems in and around this historic district

Visit the heart of Israel’s most modern city, Tel Aviv, exploring the vibrant stalls of its largest open-air market called the Carmel Market (also known as Shuk HaCarmel in Hebrew). The market serves as a melting pot of culture, where diverse culinary traditions reflect the city’s immigrant roots.

Walk through the narrow streets of the market and learn about its rich history and distinctive Bauhaus architecture.  Explore the nearby Nachalat Binyamin district, known for its street art and local crafts. Stroll along Rothschild Blvd., the epicenter of life in Tel Aviv.

Your local expert guide will show how Jewish immigrants influenced the local food and culture of the market and surrounding neighborhoods. Learn about dishes such as malawach and sabich, brought to the region by immigrants, and gain an understanding of the daily life of the people of Tel Aviv.

Whether you’re a history enthusiast, a cultural explorer, or simply curious, this immersive experience offers a deeper understanding of Tel Aviv’s unique blend of past and present, making it a must-see destination for visitors.

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