By Air

The nearest airport to Nazareth is Ben Gurion Airport (TLV) in Tel Aviv. Upon arrival, you can opt for various modes of transportation to reach Nazareth:

• Take a train to Haifa or Afula and then take a bus or a taxi to Nazareth.
• Rent a car from the airport and drive to Nazareth which might take around 1.5 to 2 hours.
• Book a private transfer or a shuttle service directly to your destination in Nazareth.

By Bus

Buses to Nazareth operate from various cities within Israel:

• From Tel Aviv, take a bus from the New Central Bus Station. The journey typically takes around 2 hours.
• From Jerusalem, buses depart from the Central Bus Station and the ride is approximately 2.5 hours.
• From Haifa, the bus ride is about an hour.

Within Nazareth, the main bus stop is Mary's Well, where you can take a city bus or a taxi to the market.

By Car

If you are driving, follow the main roads and highways leading to Nazareth:

• Route 60 and Route 75 lead directly to Nazareth.
• Upon arrival, look for parking areas near the Old City where the market is located.
• Parking is limited and it's recommended to arrive early or consider parking a bit further and walking towards the market.

Walking

Once in Nazareth, the market is easily accessible on foot and is a major attraction in the Old City. Follow the signs or ask locals for directions to the Souq (Market).