Sarona & Sarona Market
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An agricultural colony founded in the 19th century by the German Templers. Its restored stone houses contrast with surrounding skyscrapers, and the Sarona indoor food market is a highlight.
Sarona was founded in 1871 by German Templer settlers. Dozens of restored stone houses with red roofs are set in a lawn park, now converted into restaurants, cafés, and boutiques, surrounded by modern skyscrapers. Next to the park, Sarona Market is one of Israel's largest indoor food markets, offering bread, cheese, seafood, and snacks from around the world. The park is free. The market is open roughly 09:00–22:00, with earlier closing on Fridays and partial hours on Saturdays.
Opening hours
Grounds open all day; market approx. 09:00–22:00
Nearby sights
- Azrieli Center
- Tel Aviv Museum of Art
- Rabin Square
- Rothschild Boulevard
- White City (Bauhaus)
- Dizengoff Square
- Bialik Street
- Nahalat Binyamin Arts & Crafts Fair