Agadir Souk, located within a huge park, is the largest Moroccan market in the region. There are similar markets in almost all the big cities of the country. The Agadir Souk is surrounded on all sides by a high wall. You can get into the territory... read more
The Agadir Fortress is the city's most famous historical landmark. The fortress is located on a high hill, so it can be seen even when entering the city. Very often the fortress is also called "Agadir on the hill".
read moreThe Berber (Amazigh) Museum is one of Agadir's cultural attractions. It is located in the centre of the coastal part of the city, in a small two-storey building on Passage Aït Souss Street between Boulevard Hassan II and Avenue Mohammed V... read more
The Koutoubia Mosque, along with the Djema al-Fna Square, is the main shrine and symbol of the city of Marrakech. Construction of the mosque began in 1158 during the reign of Sultan Abd al-Mumin and was completed in 1190 when his grandson, Sultan... read more
