Mystical
and magical Essaouira, history breathes hauntingly through the streets of this
town. Dark, small alleys and the many arches whisper tales of times long gone
by and it only needs a little imagination to visualise the caravan trade from
sub-Saharan Africa that once arrived in this eighteenth century port.
Essaouira
has inherited a wonderful blend of cultural influences from the diverse
ethnical groups that have inhabited the town. The Arabs, Berbers, Jews,
Africans and Europeans have all contributed to the rich heritage of old
traditions and the artistic spirit of this town.
Essaouira
is one of the most photogenic towns of Morocco
That looks so beatiful!! Everything looks so clean & white washed...must be the Sun!! I could use some of that right now... I love the handcarved wood from there too...doors furniture...just beautiful... Nice post Thanks :)
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DeleteNice images! I really liked Essaouira. Found it to be a little calmer than Marrakesh and being on the cost the air a little fresher. A charming fishing village with lots to offer.
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