Israel · FOOD
Every trip has one free day too few. These 4 food experiences justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get on with the rest of it.
Taste Israeli specialties at Tel Aviv’s Carmel Market with a guide, from pastries and spices to local produce, in a compact two-hour food walk.
“Food was excellent. The location is a fascinating mix of cultures. The guide pointed out many unique facts about the food, cultures, and history we would have missed on our own. The price was extremely reasonable.”
Taste your way through Jerusalem’s Mahane Yehuda Market with Orit, sampling hummus, falafel, shawarma, arak, sweets, and more.
“Orit is amazing and wonderful! We are foodies who visit Jerusalem every year, and if you want to have a great experience learning about all of the different types of food preparations and their origins as you taste your way through the Shuk, theRead more”
Taste falafel, malawach, hummus and sweets while exploring Tel Aviv’s Carmel Market with a local English-speaking guide.
“Tastings were good but your lasted less than two hours”
Walk Tel Aviv from Rothschild Boulevard to Carmel Market with guide Menno, Bauhaus sights, Neve Tzedek history, and a generous food stop.
“We thoroughly enjoyed this very informative tour of Tel Aviv. We felt in just a few hours we learned a lot of history and was very interesting! Despite the heat, our guide took care to find shaded areas, bathrooms, and benches to rest a bit. The food tastings were diverse and incredible! We ended up full for the entire evening!! Absolutely wonderful experience!”
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