Tel Aviv Port Market

Established in 2010, the Tel Aviv Port Market is a contemporary indoor market celebrating Israel's rich culinary traditions. Located in a repurposed hangar, it has quickly become a favorite spot for locals and tourists to experience a variety of fresh, high-quality produce, artisanal foods, and gourmet delights. 

Organic Homemade Halva in Shuk HaNamal (Port Market)

Plan Your Visit

• Location: Hanger 12, Tel Aviv Port, Tel Aviv
• Open Times: 08:00 to 20:00 Monday through Thursday and Saturday; 08:00 to 15:00 Fridays, and the market is closed on Sundays
• Prices: You can enter the Port Market for free
• Average Visit Duration: 30 minutes to 1 hour
• Popular Times: Visit on a Friday morning to feel the lively atmosphere and enjoy street performers, and special events. For a quieter time at the Port Market visit mid-week
• Special Events: The Tel Aviv Port Market hosts numerous events throughout the year. Seasonal festivals celebrate local produce and culinary traditions, such as the annual Shavuot Dairy Festival and the summer Fruit Festival. Cooking workshops and live demonstrations by renowned chefs offer visitors an interactive and educational experience. Live music performances and art exhibits frequently take place in the market
• Tours: A private foodie tour of Tel Aviv could include a visit to the Tel Aviv Port Market

What to See and Do at the Market

The Port Market stalls consist of quality fresh produce as well as handmade food products such as preserves, olive oil, handmade pasta, pickles, sausages, and honey. This is not a general produce market like Carmel Market, and the prices are a lot higher. The food and produce on sale at Tel Aviv Port Market is a superior, healthy, alternative to processed food. Many of the stalls are manned by Israel’s culinary leaders. 

• Fresh Produce: Discover a wide range of fresh fruits, vegetables, and herbs sourced from local farms
• Artisanal Bread and Pastries: Enjoy delicious baked goods, from traditional Israeli bread to French pastries
• Cheese and Dairy: Sample a variety of cheeses and dairy products, including unique Israeli specialties
• Wine and Alcohol: Find stalls selling wine from boutique wineries and Israeli craft beer
• Nuts and Dried Fruits: A huge range of top-quality nuts and dried fruit
• Seafood: Explore fresh seafood options, straight from the Mediterranean
• Prepared Foods: Try gourmet dishes prepared by some of Tel Aviv's top chefs, perfect for a quick and tasty meal
• Specialty Stalls: Visit stalls offering organic products, condiments, jams, and relishes

Tel Aviv Port

Of course, a visit to Tel Aviv Port Market isn’t complete without wandering around the port itself. The wooden deck Broadwalk undulates like waves, and there are points of interest such as a carousel, and sand pit for kids.  At Tel Aviv Port, visitors can enjoy a variety of activities and attractions beyond the market itself. 

Numerous waterfront cafes and restaurants offer diverse culinary experiences, ranging from casual snacks to fine dining. The port also features boutique shops, art galleries, and live music venues that add to its vibrant atmosphere. For families, there are play areas and recreational spaces, while fitness enthusiasts can make use of the outdoor gym equipment. 

Attractions Near Tel Aviv Port

• Yarkon Park: A sprawling green space perfect for picnics, jogging, and boating, located just a short walk from the port

• Eretz Israel Museum: A cultural institution showcasing Israeli history and archaeology, situated a few kilometers away

• Tel Aviv Beach: Enjoy the sun and surf at the nearby beaches, which are some of the best in the city

• Tel Aviv Promenade: Continue south along the Broadwalk which joins the beachfront promenade and stretches to Jaffa

• Dizengoff Street: A lively street lined with shops, cafes, and restaurants, ideal for a stroll

• Old North Neighborhood: Explore this charming area with its mix of Bauhaus architecture, trendy cafes, and boutique shops