Spices in a shop in Jerusalem (Israel)
The capital of Israel, Jerusalem, is recognized by the followers of Judaism, Christianity and Islam as a sacred place. However, a visit to the city should not be limited to visiting numerous temples and other places of worship, as it is also a unique opportunity to associate with the culture of the Middle East. It is worth tasting local delicacies, such as falafel, hummus, halva or shakshouka. Many tourists and pilgrims also decide to buy original spices, such as bitter hyssop. Za'atar is the most popular blend of aromatic spices. Most marketplaces and street stalls can be found in the Muslim Quarter.
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