The apartment located in the middle of "Wadi Nisnas" neighborhood the most authentic place in Haifa. The neighborhood connects, ever since it was set up in the course of the 19th century, between mount Carmel and Haifa's downtown. The neighborhood was built as an Arab workers' neighborhood, turned during the British Mandate period into an active and thriving urban quarter. Most of the neighborhood residents are Arabs, who maintained and preserved the neighborhoods' Arab identity, including the neighborhood stone buildings, the narrow alleys, the colorful market and more.

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Strolling through the alleys of Wadi Nisnas, and all the more so through the market alleys, evokes quite a few of our senses. The ancient form of construction with Limestone, the arched balconies, the yards planted with vines and pomegranates take us back to the past, creating a rural atmosphere in the heart of the city. These picturesque sights are easily endeared to the eye, being just the first sense that comes alive during a tour in the Wadi. For the sense of smell walking through the Wadi streets constitutes a most special experience. The scent of coffee just being roasted, the spices, familiar more or less, the fresh vegetables and fruits not to be found in any supermarket, and of course the scent of cooked food dishes are carried through the Wadi streets and it is hard to remain indifferent to them. With the scent comes the appetite, and there is no doubt that you will find very tasty the numerous delicatessens that can be found in the various restaurants and counters of Wadi Nisnas. Old restaurants offer dishes from the traditional cuisine that you have never tasted. In the market the best two Falafel counters in the country are located one opposite the other.