Area guide
Florentin and the Levinsky Market
Workshops, street art and spice shops in the south of the city.
Photo Credit
Image courtesy of © LeRenartQuiPense · CC BY-SA 4.0 via Wikimedia CommonsFlorentin is the city’s workshop quarter, its lanes of small apartments and studios covered in murals and painted shutters. On its edge, the Levinsky Market sells spices and deli food, and Ouzeria looks out over it from Matalon Street.
Sights
The murals and the Levinsky Market.
Eating
Ouzeria.
Photo Credit
Image courtesy of © LeRenartQuiPense · CC BY-SA 4.0 via Wikimedia CommonsOur advice: the street art changes constantly; look up at the shutters as well as the walls.
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