Haifa invites guests to relax on good beaches located in the south-west of the city, visit the Bahai Gardens, the Prophet Elijah's Cave and the City Museum, and go on a trekking route along Mount Carmel. And those who decide to visit the Haifa flea market should definitely delve into its ruins (it is an interesting place for making interesting purchases).
Flea Market Haifa Flea Market
This flea market occupies several streets and invites visitors to become owners of both inexpensive trinkets and real treasures that would make a worthy company to the museum exhibits. So, people come here for the purchase of vintage clothing and accessories, tablecloths and plush bedspreads, badges, posters, records, autographs left by famous personalities, toys from the 80s and 90s, paintings, interior items, rare books, clay pots, satin pillows, crystal vases, antique dishes (if you are lucky, you will be able to purchase tea and coffee sets of brands from France, England, Portugal and Italy; you should also pay attention to silver coffee pots and teapots) and cutlery.
At Haifa Flea Market, each visitor will be able to try on the role of a “treasure hunter”, because, carefully examining the goods laid out on the shelves, they may come across something ancient and unique.
Antique fair
Those who decide to visit Haifa in December will be able to take part in the Hag Ha-Hagim festival and attend the antiques and antiquities fair (opens at the Beit Ha-Gefen complex every Friday-Saturday throughout the month from 10 am to 6 pm) … Thousands of guests flock here for antique furniture, photographs, jewelry, ancient instruments, chandeliers, porcelain, paintings, books, candlesticks, jewelry boxes, coins, carpets, and Judaic items.
Shopping in Haifa
Is shopping an exciting activity for you? You can count on substantial discounts before big holidays - Sukkot (September-October) and Passover (March-April). You should definitely take a stroll along Masada Street - it is famous for its cozy cafes and antique shops, which are located in old residential buildings.
You should not ignore such an interesting object as Ein Hod - here tourists will be able to meet artists, sculptors, photographers and other representatives of creative professions, and at the same time acquire mosaics, ceramics, silver, enamel and other handicrafts.
From Haifa, it is worth taking away peels, shampoos and other cosmetics with Dead Sea minerals, Israeli wine, minor, Elite chocolate, painted dishes made of terracotta, faience and porcelain.
