Essaouira's medina or old town
The medina of Essaouira is the first to discover the city, surrounded by its walls intact and World Heritage of UNESCO in 2001, the old medina was and remains one of the most beautiful old towns in the world. Rich in history and a symbol of coexistence and friendly, proud of its streets and its arteries, the old Mogador can not be other than a promise of unforgettable walks.

The medina is full of artisans offering a wide selection of crafts of Morocco quality and therefore the happiness of lovers and art lovers who can buy original items at reasonable prices.

Cedar mats, fabrics, jewelry, beautiful crafts of Morocco ... You will be spoiled for choice!

Do not worry, Stroll with confidence, discover the beautiful Place Moulay el Hassan and cafes that invite rest.

The best we can advise is to be guided by your instincts!

Discover the magic of each of the alleyways and souks: Mellah LQDIM (former Jewish quarter), Attarine (spice merchants), Haddad (Blacksmiths), Syyaghine (Jewelers), grain market, bazaar fish ... stroll peacefully in narrow streets, every place and every place has a story!

Complex craft Bab Marrakech
Old Barracks, the complex craft of Essaouira today contains a number of marquetry.

Located at the entrance of Bab Marrakech, this area leads to the entrance of the most important fort of the city.

A visit to the complex is not essential if only to admire the gigantic ficus which occupies a square courtyard.

Musée Sidi Mohamed Ben Abdellah
Founded in 1980, the museum Sidi Mohammed Ben Abdellah is located Derb Laalouj, the former home of the Pasha of Essaouira, dating from the nineteenth century. This ethnographic museum aims to raise awareness of the culture, art and crafts of Essaouira and its region.

Stronghold of Bab Marrakech
The southern stronghold situated in Bab Marrakech to Essaouira is one of the most beautiful historic relics equip Essaouira, Mogador unique charm and contribute to its reputation nationally and globally.

Skala de la Kasbah
The impressive Skala da city is one of the oldest monuments of the city of wind.

Built to protect the city against attacks by sea, Skala and with its watchtowers, bronze cannons, ... is nothing but a magical place.

The Skala du port
This is a small fortified area west of the city.

Furnished with turrets and battlements, this monument was defending the port: we can still see the old cannons armorial.
The corner tower which dominates offers an attractive view over the city, harbor, bay and islands.

Place Orson Welles
Memory of the filming of Shakespeare's Othello in the city of Essaouira in 1949, Orson Welles instead paid tribute to American filmmaker.

A commemorative plaque was placed at the heart of this beautiful flower garden in honor of the famous director!