Levinsky Market
שוק לוינסקי
A spice street shaped by shops founded by Balkan and Iranian immigrants, lined with stalls selling dried fruit, spices, and prepared foods. It is more authentic than Carmel Market.
Levinsky Market is not a covered hall but a collection of long-standing spice, dried fruit, pickle, and prepared-food shops along Levinsky Street and several nearby streets. They were opened by Greek, Turkish, and Iranian immigrants in the 1930s. Signature items include bourekas (flaky pastries), gazoz (freshly squeezed fruit soda), and blended spices. Shops are open during the day from Sunday to Friday, and they close early on Friday afternoon. Pair it with a stroll through Florentin.
Opening hours
Sun–Fri, daytime
Nearby sights
- Independence Hall
- Florentin
- Rothschild Boulevard
- Neve Tzedek
- Suzanne Dellal Centre for Dance and Theatre
- Nahalat Binyamin Arts & Crafts Fair
- Carmel Market
- HaTachana (Old Jaffa Railway Station)