Carmel market, in Hebrew, Shuk HaCarmel is the coolest of them all. Fruit & Veggies smile at you along trendy cafés, cheese boutiques and chefs’ stalls. If you fancy, you may taste some Bulgarian cheese, at least 8 delicious kinds of olives in different colours and shapes (Oh, how I love olives), salted fish and fresh-pressed fruit or vegetable juice blends (I suggest pomegranate juice). Now time has come for a stopover to taste the most delicious Malabi on earth, just 50 m from Shuk HaCarmel. For starters, Malabi is an exotic Middle Eastern pudding topped with colorful syrup and crushed sweet nuts. On our way to Lewinsky market we will ride through Nahalat Biniamin, a street  overflowing with beautiful renovated historical buildings. If you are lucky to ride on a Tuesday or Friday, a Crafts & Arts fair, first of its kind in this country, will be there with all its colours waiting for you to be discovered. Do you wish to indulge in exotic spices ? Lewinsky market, established in the 30’s by Jews from Saloniki, is the address. At this authentic paradise of spices & dried fruit from all over the world, I will invite you to taste nuts and sweets that will make your taste buds dance… Flee market, where Arabic old ceramics meet trendy clothing designer shops. Where Persian carpets pave your way on sidewalks, while you indulge into homemade ice cream. Where you can find a 70 year old telephone, vinyl long plays and old photos of your great-grandparents from Berlin or Bagdad. Unique pieces sold by unique characters who paint Jaffa’s flea market scenery. You can relax and have a cup of coffee sitting in one of the many Vintage cafes that serve Parisian delicacies with exotic aroma while you watch everyone walk by.