Rahba Kedima Square Review

The main commodity on this small central square is the woven basket, decorated with coloured velvet balls and woven wool hats with ethnic elements. At the carpet fair, you should walk in carefully because you may find yourself in the midst of endless discussions about carpets, but the carpets are reasonably priced. Carpets are also sold in open-air markets and are less troublesome. Several cafeterias and restaurants offer ways to relax from the heat, and the "Gourmet Café" is the oldest and most reliable.

There is a French woman running a shop in this square. Unfortunately, I don't remember her shop name, but you can see it when you sit in the Des Epis coffee shop and look out, it is located in the middle of the other side of the square. Her prices aren't cheap, but if you're tired of the cheap blankets that are everywhere in the market (most of which have Chinese-made labels), you can find a nice scarf or jewelry and you'll proudly present home. I know I did.