Kerem HaTeimanim
A central Tel aviv neighborhood, Kerem HaTeimanim translates to mean “Vineyard of the Yemenites” and the majority of it’s inhabitants are, unsurprisingly, Yemenite- it was Yemenite pioneers who built the neighborhood and many of their descendants still live here today. The neighborhood underwent refurbishment in the nineties and nowadays is a popular location for both religious and secular new residents due to it’s central location. There are various types of architectural styles displayed in the neighborhood from British colonial style to Bauhaus and even modern-day styles.
There are several famous eateries in the area that are loyal to the neighborhood’s cultural history and the neighborhood is also next to the Carmel Market, the ideal place to shop for fresh produce in a truly Middle Eastern fashion. Additionally, the nearby Nahalat Binyamin arts fair is worth paying a visit to if you happen to visit on Tuesday or Friday, the days that the fair lines the Nahalat Binyamin street.
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