Carmel Market in Tel-Aviv

The Carmel Market (Hebrew: Shuk HaCarmel) has become a popular tourist attraction in the old center of Tel-Aviv in Israel. You can see, purchase and taste everything. 🥭🍊🌰🌯👕 Carmel Market is probably the most famous marketplace in Tel Aviv. Similar to other markets, it changed in recent years. You cannot only buy fruits and food: Bars, restaurants, coffee shops, and chef-owned food stalls are there as well. 📍 Carmel Market is in the Yafo part of Tel-Aviv in the South, between the beach and Florentine quarter, you can't miss it. #bucketlistreboot #telaviv #israel #markets #yafo #middleeast

The largest outdoor market in the Middle East: Carmel open market in the morning, before the celebration, we came to the open-air market in Carmel, the most famous market in Tel Aviv and the largest outdoor in the Middle East. One of the markets. Except for the Jewish Sabbath, it is open every day. Walk this is a large and neat free market, fruit, vegetables, cheese, snacks, spices, flowers, staple food, clothing, shoes and hats, and some small restaurants. In addition to ornamental flowers, potted vegetables that can be placed on the balcony are also sold. Processing fruits and vegetables, there is freshly squeezed juice here is very good, the price is not expensive, suitable for buying a cup to quench your thirst.

Carmel's open-air market is one of the most grounded places in Tel Aviv. It is also one of the largest outdoor markets in the Middle East. It is open every day except the Jewish Sabbath. Everything in the market sells from life Supplies, clothing, as well as fruits and vegetarian dishes. Israel's agriculture is particularly developed, soilless cultivation technology is leading the world, and it is known as the back garden of Europe. This is also the cheapest place for the entire Tel Aviv price. Many people outside the market are buying second-hand clothes together. One piece is only 5 shekels, which is equivalent to less than 10 yuan. is cheaper than a bottle of mineral water. The price of Israel fruit is very cheap. I bought some tomatoes, grapes, and pomegranates. The price of is similar to that of the country, but the taste is really delicious.

Tel Aviv, Israel's second largest city, is a good place to market, the largest and most famous of which is the Carmel market and one of the largest outdoor markets in the Middle East. Except for the Jewish Sabbath, it is open every day. This is an oversized and tidy free market with fruits, vegetables, cheese, snacks, spices, flowers, staple food, clothing, shoes and hats, and some small restaurants. In addition to ornamental flowers, it also sells potted vegetables that can be placed on the balcony.