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Zanzibar (Stone Town) 2015–2018 3 photos of this spot

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Photographed from a rooftop in 2015, the sun sets behind a wooden-shuttered upper story and rusted corrugated-iron roofs of Zanzibar's Stone Town. Weathered coral-stone facades with shuttered windows stretch across the frame, typical of the old quarter's Swahili and Omani-influenced architecture.

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Call, Zanzibar (Stone Town), 2015
Call 2015 Photographed from a rooftop in 2015, the sun sets behind a wooden-shuttered upper story and rusted corrugated-iron roofs of Zanzibar's Stone Town. Weathered coral-stone facades with shuttered windows stretch across the frame, typical of the old quarter's Swahili and Omani-influenced architecture.
Stone Town, Zanzibar Town, Tanzania (Unsplash), Zanzibar (Stone Town), 2016
Stone Town, Zanzibar Town, Tanzania (Unsplash) 2016 Stone Town, the historic core of Zanzibar City, developed as a major Indian Ocean trading center in the nineteenth century. This photograph dates to 2016.
Stone Town Wide Doors, Zanzibar (Stone Town), 2018
Stone Town Wide Doors 2018 A weathered wooden door with a wide frame is set into a whitewashed wall in Stone Town, Zanzibar. The old town is renowned for its elaborately carved doors, a tradition brought by Arab, Indian, and Swahili craftsmen over centuries of trade.