18 cool things to do in Haifa for FREE
From graffiti and archeology to urban hikes and religious shrines, there’s plenty to do in Haifa sans wallet.
From graffiti and archeology to urban hikes and religious shrines, there’s plenty to do in Haifa sans wallet.
Head of market’s merchant association tells ISRAEL21c about her quest to balance the old and new faces of one of Israel’s most popular tourist sites.
As Machane Yehuda turns 100, it forms a confederation with other historic world markets to preserve their traditions while embracing modern commerce.
The famous Jerusalem street market has been bringing people together for many years, and to this day retains its popular charm and appeal.
Israel’s markets cater to all culinary dreams, whether those are foraged greens and artisanal sweets or more in the direction of fine dining and drinks.
The scenery alone makes a trip to Metula worth your while, and as long as you’re there check out these 10 awesome things to do in the area.
How this sweet Mideast treat went from a trend to a fixture, outlasting bubble waffles and churros.
An intrinsic part of Middle Eastern culture, outdoor markets provide fresh seasonal produce as well as a place to interact with different communities.
Open-air marketplaces are perfect for discovering fresh local produce, souvenirs, street food and a bite of Israeli authenticity.
With its 250 stalls, Machane Yehuda market in Jerusalem is one of the world’s greatest food markets.
Watch the magnificent sunset over the Mediterranean Sea and then get ready for some serious fun.
She expected to be wowed by Israel’s religious sites and architecture, but she had missed the memo that Israel has become a major foodie destination.
Tel Aviv’s fourth covered market tempts passersby with Israeli beer, South African sandwiches, local catch of the day, and Japanese ramen dishes.
ISRAEL21c’s beautiful video clips amassed over 3.7 million views in 2015. Come see why.
Go on, take a bite. The fresh foods at Jerusalem’s outdoor market are irresistible