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Bnei Brak, also spelled Bene Beraq, is an Israeli city. It lies in the Gush Dan district of which Tel Aviv is the largest city, between Ramat Gan and Petach Tikvah. The city is a major focus of chareidi Jewish life, and this article is thus mainly focused on such travellers, since for other travellers, Bnei Brak is not an especially interesting destination.
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Famous for its challah, which they bake and sell on Thursday night in preparation for Shabbat. Their challah is incredibly delicious especially when freshly baked. Even if you're not eating it's still worth visiting to see the variety of types and sizes of challah, smell the aroma of baking, and mingle with the crowds of locals for whom it's an event. The bakery has built up a reputation over the last 70 years. Payment is reportedly cash only, no credit cards.
Cheap and sells excellent baked goods. It's actually a chain, and this is one of their more central locations.
A somewhat dated and expensive apartment: the 'family suite' sleeps 3, with balcony, air conditioning, BBQ facilities, kitchen, laundry, and free wifi. Extra beds available for a fee.
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