The Markets in the Old Town
Bab Hitta Market
It is in Bab Hitta Quarter. Bab Hitta is one of Al- Aqsa Mosque’s gates. Nowadays, the market is one of the single markets that are less active.
Bab Hitta Market
It has a lot of bakeries, and shops. It is independent and isolated from the other markets.
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Other landmarks in the same category
All (21)Al-Kabeer Market (The Big Market) (Chef’s Market / Vegetable Market)
The market located on the western side of the intersection of the Jewish market with the merchants market and reaches the eastern side of Bab Al-Silsila – one of the gates of Al-Aqsa Mosque –
Market of Jews (Al-Munadileen Street)
Across Al-Tujjar market and separated by several shops and also across the Bashoura market from the east.
Al-Tujjar Market (Traders’ Market) (Al Khawajat Market / Eastern Market / Al-Sagha Market)
The non-Muslims known as the Khawajat market.
Al-Husur Market (Mats’ Market)
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.
Al-Lahamin Market (Meat Market)
Located west of the Old Town, at the end of the bazaar market from the east and west of the traders market.
Al-Nahhaseem market (Copper Market)
Located at the north of Alahamin Market, south of Bab Khan Al-Zayt.
Aftimos Market
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.
Bazaar Market
The market located at the end of Aloun market, until the end of market of Mats mat Al-Lahamin.