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The Markets and Shuks of Israel

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“If you want to talk to God, go to the Western Wall; but if you want to see God at work go to the shuk.”

In Hebrew, shuk means market and for a true Middle Eastern experience, one must venture over to one of these buzzing marketplaces. Upon entering, you can’t help but come alive. All aspects of your senses will be awakened -- from the vibrant colors, smells, sounds, tastes and textures, the shuks in Israel will top your destination list.

Let’s take a closer look at the best shuks to visit in Israel.

JERUSALEM

First stop, the Machane Yehuda market. This market is widely recognized as a symbol for Jerusalem. People come from near and far, because there is something special about this market. Sights, tastes, and smells that cannot be put into words - you’ll have to come experience for yourself.

TEL AVIV

Next up, one of the most frequently visited marketplaces is the Shuk HaCarmel or the Carmel Market in Tel Aviv. Drop by for the most trending restaurants, coffee shops, bars, and chef-owned food stalls. In addition to tempting your taste buds, you will be enthralled with one-off cotton clothes to designer clothes.

For a genuine Middle Eastern experience, you can’t go wrong visiting a traditional marketplace.

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