Netanya's City Market has been trading since the late 1950s, first built up by Libyan and Tunisian immigrants and later reshaped by waves of Russian and French newcomers – you can taste that layered history in the produce stalls, spice shops, butchers and bakeries packed under its roof and along the surrounding streets. It's one of the most colourful, least touristy places to eat and shop in the city.
Come hungry – the market is as much about grazing between stalls as it is about buying ingredients to take home.
Good to know
- Where: Shoham St 10, Netanya
- City: Netanya
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