The markets of a city are not only a good place to buy food, clothes, etc., they are also the best way to get the feel of a city and become acquainted with it.
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 The Carmel Market is Tel Aviv's largest food and vegetable market. Visit this charming place which is the heart of Tel Aviv's culinary culture. |
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 Levinsky Street has one of the finest markets in Tel Aviv, specializing in spices and Mediterranean delicacies.
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 Jaffa's Flea Market is where you can find anything from a dress, through fabrics, up to antique tables and chairs, or maybe just a 16th century door knob.
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 A festival of arts, crafts, pottery, and street performances, Nachalat Binyamin offers a pleasant stroll and some pretty bits and pieces. |
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 In the very center of town, there is a small antiques and second hand fair in which you can examine a wide range of items.
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