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Stone Town 2008 4 photos of this spot

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Another 2008 view over the rooftops of Stone Town, Zanzibar, the historic core of Zanzibar City recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site for its blend of Swahili, Arab, and European architecture.

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Roofs of Zanzibar stone town, Stone Town, 2008

Roofs of Zanzibar stone town 2008 Another 2008 view over the rooftops of Stone Town, Zanzibar, the historic core of Zanzibar City recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site for its blend of Swahili, Arab, and European architecture.

Zanzibar waterfront 2008 A 2008 photograph of the Stone Town waterfront in Zanzibar, looking out toward the Indian Ocean from the historic port town on Tanzania's coast.

Zanzibar waterfront 2008 Yet another view of the Stone Town waterfront in Zanzibar, Tanzania, taken in 2008, showing the coastline that has anchored the town's trading history.

Marhubi ruins 2008 The Marhubi ruins north of Stone Town are what remains of a palace built around 1880 for Sultan Barghash bin Said of Zanzibar, once used to house the women of his harem. A fire destroyed most of the structure in 1899, leaving the tall stone columns and archways seen in this 2008 photograph.