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Muslim Quarter Souq (Jerusalem Old City)
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Muslim Quarter Souq (Jerusalem Old City)
The covered lanes of Jerusalem's Old City, selling spices, sweets, textiles, souvenirs and street snacks.
Cultural Experience
Unique Finds
The souq in the Muslim Quarter is a network of narrow, stone-vaulted streets running through Jerusalem's Old City.
What to expect
Shops of spices, sweets, textiles, ceramics, religious items and souvenirs, alongside bakeries and juice sellers. It is crowded and atmospheric.
What to eat
Knafeh, fresh pomegranate or carob juice, falafel, ka'ak bread and sweets.
Visitor tips
- Check local news and travel advice before visiting, as access can change.
- Opening hours vary; many shops are closed on Friday afternoons and during religious holidays. Check before you go.
- Dress modestly.
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