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Top Second Hand Markets In Tel Aviv

Bezalel Market, Tel Aviv
Bezalel Market, Tel Aviv | © AGF Srl / Alamy Stock Photo
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Sanjay Shukla
9 February 2017
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In Tel Aviv, which can be expensive as any bustling metropolis, finding something at a reasonable price that’s to your liking can be tricky. But if you are a hardened bargain-hunter and are looking for low cost goods and second hand markets, we have curated a list of the White City’s most popular low-priced, colorful and inviting second hand goods markets. Get your hands on everything from vintage goodies and trendy clothing to jewelry and antique crafts.

Jaffa Flea Market

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Jaffa flea market in Tel Aviv, Israel
CEN16P Jaffa flea market in Tel Aviv, Israel | © Yvette Cardozo / Alamy Stock Photo
One of the oldest markets in Israel, Jaffa Flea Market is a biggest market for second hand and inexpensive items. Situated alongside the Olei Zeon Street, the market offers almost each and every thing that one can think of. Market is well served with numerous stalls offering trendy furniture, clothing’s, ceramic items, Arabic Pottery, household items, homemade handlooms and crafts. However, it depends on your trading and negotiating skills, which determines how much you shell out at this outdoor market.

Daffodil 11 Market

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The Daffodil 11 Market, one of the best second hand clothing markets in Tel Aviv, boasts a vast collection of clothing for every age group at unbelievable prices. In this market you can find both vintage and trendy clothing. You can also find first hand items at very nominal prices if you make use of your bargaining skills. The market is spread alongside the corner of Dizengoff and Frishman Streets, in the heart of Tel Aviv.

Carmel Market

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Carmel market, Tel Aviv
Carmel market, Tel Aviv | © cesar liana / Alamy Stock Photo
As soon as you enter in Carmel Market, known in Hebrew as Shuk HaCarmel, the blended smell of species, fruits and different kinds of edibles will keep you drawing deeper and deeper into the heart and soul of Tel Aviv’s iconic market. The market is well-lined with different kinds of shops and stalls offering a huge variety of household items, accessories, electronics and clothing. A unique culture experience, the whole market is filled with stalls of shouting vendors’ dried fruits, species, footwear, all at prices less than any other place in the city. Besides second hand products, you can get fruits, spices, fish, pastries, mobile and electronic accessories, toys, paintings and home products if you are a good bargainer.

Bezalel Market

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If you still could not find something at low enough prices, then Bezalel Market is a good option while you stroll along King George Street. Located in the heart of Tel Aviv, it’s a fun place to visit and engage in some bargaining. The place is well known for its second hand retail jeans, kitchen utensils, fancy dresses, beauty products, home appliances, rugs, bags and more. The quality of products totally depends on your own judgement, but it is a quick and easy way to be thrifty on your holiday!

Dizengoff Antiques and Second Hand Goods Market

Tel Aviv, antique market Dizengoff Square, Israel | © mauritius images GmbH / Alamy Stock Photo

Dizengoff Antiques and Second-hand Goods Market is just a stone’s throw away from Dizengoff Center. It carries a wide range of goods and merchandise on sale including antique jewelry, old paintings, black-and-white pod cards, retro home furnishings, musty old books, cameras, rare books, vintage clothing, posters, collectibles, notes and coins, old toys, and unique crockery for second hand seekers and bargainers. The market is held twice a week on Tuesday and Friday,

Dizengoff Square, Tel Aviv

Halper’s Books Market

Bookstore, Store
Students seeking second books for reasonable prices may find Halper’s Books Market to be their oasis in the desert. Here, in one of the best English bookstores in Tel Aviv, you can buy second hand books of all genres, including great literature. Moreover, a selection of antique collectibles and rare books are also a point of attraction of this place.
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