The Town Hall
It was built by Emile Duhon, the architect of the late King Mohamed V, in a modernist style with the use...
Read More...Agadir Ofellah (The Kasbah)
The Kasbah also called Agadir Ofella (upper Agadir) was built in 1540 by King Mohammed Ech-cheikh to protect...
Read More...Wholesale Market
The wholesale marketwas built after the earthquake in only one year from 1964 to 1965. It islocated onthe...
Read More...The Synagogue
The Jewish population was very important before the 1960earthquake. This population was over 500 inhabitants....
Read More...The Amazigh Heritage Museum
Located on the Hassan the 2ndBoulevard on the AitSouss square, the Amazigh heritage museumis dedicated...
Read More...Mohamed the 5th Mosque
The mosque, the largest one in Agadir, is located in the corner of February 29th street and President...
Read More...The port of Agadir
The port of Agadir is one of the largest in Morocco. It is managed by the National Ports Agency...
Read More...The Administrative Center
The administrative centerwas made by the architect ElieAzagury. It is located at the corner of FAR Avenue...
Read More...The Souk al Had
Prior to the 1960 devastating earthquake, the souk, used to be in Talborjt, in the city center. Then,...
Read More...The A building
The A building was designed in a modernist architectural style, by the architects Louis Rioux and Henri...
Read More...Talborjt District
The word “Talborjt” means « small tower » in berber language. It was the name of a district in Agadir...
Read More...The Central Post Office
The post office of Agadir city is located on Prince MoulayAbdellah Avenue. This monument was built shortly...
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