Nachalat Binyamin Market (also called the Nachalat Binyamin art fair and the arts and crafts fair) is Israel’s most significant art fair. Table of Contents1 Map2 Directions3 Parking4 Opening Hours5 Entrance Fee6 Restrooms7 The Art Fair8 Artists at Nachalat Binyamin9 Graffiti10 Street Performers11 Nearby Attractions12 Summary Map Nachalat Binyamin Market resides on the street under…
Saar Falls on Golan Heights is one of the most beloved waterfalls in Israel. And that is because of its size, beauty, and accessibility. Table of Contents1 Map1.1 Parking2 Tracks3 Opening Hours4 When to Visit?5 Is Saar Stream flowing? Are Saar Falls dry?6 Entrance Fee7 Restaurants and Food Stalls8 Saar River9 Saar Falls Loop Trail10…
Levinsky Market is a specialty market named after the street it is located on. And besides food stores, there are many restaurants and bars. Table of Contents1 About Levinsky Market2 Map3 Directions4 Parking5 Opening Hours6 Tours7 Stores at Levinsky Market7.1 Chaim Raphael7.2 HaChalban7.3 Pereg Spices8 Restaurants and Food Stalls8.1 Bourekas8.1.1 Burekas Panso8.1.2 Levinsky Burekas8.2 HaTahinia9…
Shvil Parot HaChalav is a dairy farm in Bethlehem of Galilee that offers behind-the-scenes tours for families. Table of Contents1 Map1.1 Directions2 Opening Hours3 Entrance Fee4 Tour Language5 The Tour5.1 Station #1 – Meeting Baby Calves5.2 Station #2 – Feeding Cows5.3 Station #3 – Milking Cows5.4 Station #4 – Feeding Baby Calves5.5 Station #5 –…
Jaffa Port is one of the oldest ports in the Middleterranean basin. Today, this small fishing port is a popular tourist attraction. Note: Table of Contents1 Map1.1 Directions and Parking2 About Jaffa Port3 British Warehouses4 The British Weighing Station5 The Shipyard6 Jaffa Port Market7 Restaurants8 Boat Trips at the Port9 Events at the Port10 The…
The Carmel Market (Shuk HaCarmel) has become a popular tourist attraction in the last decade. You can see, purchase and taste everything. Carmel Market is probably the most famous marketplace in Tel Aviv. Similar to other markets (like Mahane Yehuda Market in Jerusalem), it changed in recent years. Bars, restaurants, coffee shops, and chef-owned food…