Shuk Betzalel Tel Aviv
Bargains market
As you visit the center of the city, near the streets Allenby - King George, and near Carmel market, you can find a small and cheap market that is mostly dedicated to clothes and accessories.
The complex was supposed to become luxury neighborhood designed by architect Joseph Tischler, and when this didn't happen, the market was opened in the 20s of the last century. Nowadays a new Luxury neighborhood has been built so the market is always changing.
At the market there are a few stores that sell leftovers from big companies at under value prices. In the summer time the market is flooded with swimwear at ridiculous prices (do not worry, all year round there are two stores that sell swimwear) and in the winter you can find tights in different patterns and sizes.
I especially like the store at the beginning of the market that sells vintage style dresses for girls and women – so much joy for the eyes. At the end of the market you can find baby clothes and dancing clothes stores. I wouldn't risk buying cosmetics or perfumes at the market.
About this spot
bait lehem 9
- Sun - Thu 09:00 - 18:00, Fri 09:00 - 15:00
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40
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