Very small, but still cool to see used Israeli 'junk'. We look for license plates, but no one there sells any. Can walk from the cruise ship. It is just past that tall building that looks like a sail. Cabs are hard to get in Haifa, so walk instead of giving them your money. Public busses work, but the bus system in Israel, just like the entire country is not set up for tourism. Gotta buy a bus ticket first somewhere else. Good luck finding out where. And gotta pay in shekels. So gotta find an exchange place first. You will walk more doing all this than just walking directly to the place. But most importantly do not confuse this flea market with a nearby local VEGETABLE MARKET ! and remember in Israel, information booths are rarely open, employees of bus companies rarely speak English, same with security guards, etc, so don't bother asking them. Your best sources of info and directions will come from the more intelligent people you meet on the street. They are friendly and helpful.

i was visiting the flea market, it is very average, there are two or three shops in all entire market that is worth visit, after all it is nice place to visit to feel the atmosphere of the people in the market.