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Al Bashoura Market

In the south of the Attarin market, the southwest of the Old Town.

Built by
The Romanians

The market characterized by marble columns in Roman style.

In precedent, the market used as the headDistricts of the Mameluke rulers, and the occupation Judaization of part of the market after the conquest of Jerusalem in full in 1967, called the Roman name “Kardo market ” closed by Al-Hadeed gate, after the excavations revealed the Romanian market, which is an extension of the Bashoura market.

*The Salame Café located in the market, the old history, and begins with the Jewish District and the Kardo Street.

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    Al-Bashoura Market

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