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El Jadida Collection

El Jadida, a hidden gem on the Atlantic Coast of Morocco, holds within its walls a rich history that echoes through time

Background imageEl Jadida Collection: MOROCCO, Atlantic Coast, EL, JADIDA: Cite Portugaise / Portuguese Fortress, Citerne Portugaise

MOROCCO, Atlantic Coast, EL, JADIDA: Cite Portugaise / Portuguese Fortress, Citerne Portugaise
MOROCCO-Atlantic Coast-EL-JADIDA: Cite Portugaise / Portuguese Fortress- Citerne Portugaise-Vaulted Water Cistern (b.1513) and used in the Orson Wells film " Othello" (1954)

Background imageEl Jadida Collection: Morocco, El Jadida, Portguese Water Cisterns

Morocco, El Jadida, Portguese Water Cisterns

Background imageEl Jadida Collection: Arab women near Mazagan (colour photo)

Arab women near Mazagan (colour photo)
3093674 Arab women near Mazagan (colour photo) by English Photographer, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Arab women near Mazagan. Postcard, early 20th century.); © Look and Learn

Background imageEl Jadida Collection: Muley Abdullah, Mazagan (colour photo)

Muley Abdullah, Mazagan (colour photo)
3093673 Muley Abdullah, Mazagan (colour photo) by English Photographer, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Muley Abdullah, Mazagan)

Background imageEl Jadida Collection: Portuguese City, El Jadida old town

Portuguese City, El Jadida old town
This old Portuguese town, often known as the CitePortugaise, has a sleepy but atmospheric Unesco World Heritage medina. A lack of investment has helped maintain the integrity of the towns rambling

Background imageEl Jadida Collection: El Jadida fortress, Morocco

El Jadida fortress, Morocco

Background imageEl Jadida Collection: The water cistern in El Jadida (Unesco whs)

The water cistern in El Jadida (Unesco whs)
Portuguese City of Mazagan (El Jadida)

Background imageEl Jadida Collection: Doorway, el Jadida, Morocco

Doorway, el Jadida, Morocco

Background imageEl Jadida Collection: MOROCCO, Atlantic Coast, EL, JADIDA: Cite Portugaise / Portuguese Fortress, Citerne Portugaise

MOROCCO, Atlantic Coast, EL, JADIDA: Cite Portugaise / Portuguese Fortress, Citerne Portugaise, Vaulted Water Cistern (b.1513) and used in the Orson Wells film Othello (1954)

Background imageEl Jadida Collection: The Portuguese fortified city of Mazagan now called El Jadida, UNESCO World Heritage Site

The Portuguese fortified city of Mazagan now called El Jadida, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Morocco, North Africa, Africa

Background imageEl Jadida Collection: Fantasia for the moussem

Fantasia for the moussem, El Jadida, Morocco, North Africa, Africa

Background imageEl Jadida Collection: Fishing harbour

Fishing harbour, El Jadida, Atlantic coast, Morocco, North Africa, Africa

Background imageEl Jadida Collection: Boats, old Portuguese city

Boats, old Portuguese city, El Jadida, Atlantic coast, Morocco, North Africa, Africa

Background imageEl Jadida Collection: Old Portuguese city

Old Portuguese city, El Jadida, Atlantic coast, Morocco, North Africa, Africa

Background imageEl Jadida Collection: El Jadida, Atlantic coast

El Jadida, Atlantic coast, Morocco, Africa

Background imageEl Jadida Collection: Riders in the Fantasia pour le moussen de Moulay Abdallah

Riders in the Fantasia pour le moussen de Moulay Abdallah, El Jadida, Morocco, North Africa, Africa

Background imageEl Jadida Collection: Fantasia for the moussem (festival) of Moulay Abdallah

Fantasia for the moussem (festival) of Moulay Abdallah, El Jadida, Morocco, Africa

Background imageEl Jadida Collection: Ancient Portuguese cistern

Ancient Portuguese cistern, El Jadida, Atlantic coast, Morocco, Africa



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El Jadida, a hidden gem on the Atlantic Coast of Morocco, holds within its walls a rich history that echoes through time. This old Portuguese city, known for its remarkable landmarks such as the Cite Portugaise and Portuguese Fortress, is a testament to the enduring influence of colonial architecture. One cannot miss exploring the captivating Portguese Water Cisterns in El Jadida. These underground chambers are an architectural marvel and offer a glimpse into the ingenuity of past civilizations. As you wander through this labyrinthine structure, you'll be transported back in time. The vibrant streets come alive with Arab women near Mazagan. Their colorful attire adds to the already picturesque surroundings, creating an enchanting atmosphere that captivates all who visit. Muley Abdullah stands tall as a symbol of strength and resilience in Mazagan. The vibrant colors surrounding him reflect his significance in Moroccan history and culture. As you venture further into El Jadida's old town, you'll discover more remnants of its Portuguese heritage. The UNESCO World Heritage site proudly showcases its well-preserved fortress and mesmerizing water cisterns – testaments to centuries-old craftsmanship. A visit to El Jadida would not be complete without immersing yourself in local traditions at one of its historic mosques nestled within the old city walls. These sacred places serve as reminders of Morocco's deep-rooted religious practices and spiritual devotion. With its unique blend of cultures and breathtaking architecture, it's no wonder why El Jadida has earned itself UNESCO recognition as a world heritage site. Its charm lies not only in its historical significance but also in how it seamlessly blends tradition with modernity. So pack your bags and embark on an unforgettable journey to El Jadida – where ancient tales intertwine with contemporary wonders along Morocco's Atlantic Coast.