Southwest of the Old Town, at the end of the bazaar market – from the east and extends until the Al-Lahamin market – in the south.
Market is old, small, and now almost deserted. Through which people can enter the Jewish District, and the market contains shops (shops) closed.
In the early era of the market was a place to sell carpets and mats in all its forms and types, but now the market almost deserted.
Market in the past and present: was thriving in the past and now semi-deserted.
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All (21)Located west of the Old Town, at the end of the bazaar market from the east and west of the traders market.
Located at the north of Alahamin Market, south of Bab Khan Al-Zayt.
Located at the end of the Khan el-Zayt market and the starting point of the Attarin market and soon to Prince Frederick William Street and in the west of the Al Dibagha Church.
The market located at the end of Aloun market, until the end of market of Mats mat Al-Lahamin.
Located at the entrance of Bab al-Amoud between Bab Khan al-Zayt in the south and Bab al-Amoud in the north.
It is located in the Christians District, specifically between Al-Khanqah Al-Salihah to the north and Alun market to the south.
Located in the neighborhood of Christians from the south of Al-Khalil gate.
Located between Al-Jadeed and the Casanova Hotel towards the Jerusalem Castel from the east.
