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Essaouira 2015 6 photos of this spot

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The port town of Essaouira on Morocco's Atlantic coast, historically known as Mogador. Its fortified medina, with ramparts built under Portuguese and later Alaouite rule, is recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

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Essaouira, Morocco, Essaouira, 2015
Essaouira, Morocco 2015 The port town of Essaouira on Morocco's Atlantic coast, historically known as Mogador. Its fortified medina, with ramparts built under Portuguese and later Alaouite rule, is recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Essaouira, Morocco, Essaouira, 2015
Essaouira, Morocco 2015 Another view of Essaouira, the Moroccan coastal town formerly called Mogador, whose walled medina and harbor fortifications reflect centuries of Atlantic trade between Morocco and Europe.
Essaouira, Morocco, Essaouira, 2015
Essaouira, Morocco 2015 The historic port of Essaouira on Morocco's Atlantic coast, its medina enclosed by eighteenth-century ramparts, is the setting for this 2015 photograph taken within the walled old town.
Essaouira, Morocco, Essaouira, 2015
Essaouira, Morocco 2015 A further 2015 photograph of Essaouira, the fortified Moroccan coastal town whose sea walls and harbor have overlooked the Atlantic since the eighteenth century.
Essaouira, Morocco, Essaouira, 2015
Essaouira, Morocco 2015 This 2015 image shows another corner of Essaouira's medina, the walled old town central to the Moroccan port's history as a trading post on the Atlantic coast.
Essaouira, Morocco, Essaouira, 2015
Essaouira, Morocco 2015 A fourth 2015 photograph from Essaouira, documenting the coastal Moroccan town's historic fortified quarter and its narrow, wind-swept streets.