January 14

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The Old Town In Essaouira – City Of Art And Music

By Bewildered in Morocco

January 14, 2015


Last updated on August 18th, 2022 at 11:39 am

Essaouira. As-Sawira. Asswira. 
Call it however you want.
For surfers -the city of wind.
For rastamen -the city of reggae and gnaoua.
Peaceful land visited by many tourists, travelers, adventure-seekers and music lovers each year.
Let me take you for a short virtual trip to the heart of the city, ancient medina…
medina old town essaouira asswira wind city surf camp everyday morocco people of morocco humans kids playing
tourist rip off medina old town essaouira asswira wind city surf camp everyday morocco people of morocco humans kids playing

Like in every medina- in every Arab city- you will find traditional, handmade products:

basket wooden wiklina koszyk medina old town essaouira asswira wind city surf camp everyday morocco people of morocco humans kids playing
One of numerous gates to the medina:
medina old town essaouira asswira wind city surf camp everyday morocco people of morocco humans kids playing
Artist’s workshop:
I was lucky to see it also from the inside :) and learn how those lovely paintings are born.
medina old town essaouira asswira wind city surf camp everyday morocco people of morocco humans kids playing artist painter
medina old town essaouira asswira wind city surf camp everyday morocco people of morocco humans kids playing souvenir
medina old town essaouira asswira wind city surf camp everyday morocco people of morocco humans kids playing
medina old town essaouira asswira wind city surf camp everyday morocco people of morocco humans kids playing

The best time to go to Essaouira is in the summer. The wind is a relief in this heat ;)
Don’t forget to bargain in medina not only in Essaouira!)

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