The Synagogue

The Synagogue

The Jewish population was very important before the 1960earthquake. This population was over 500 inhabitants....

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St-Ann Church

St-Ann Church

St. Ann church in Agadir is the only catholic church of the city. It was built in 1930, when the city...

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Agadir Ofellah (The Kasbah)

Agadir Ofellah (The Kasbah)

The Kasbah also called Agadir Ofella (upper Agadir) was built in 1540 by King Mohammed Ech-cheikh to protect...

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Agadir Main Stadiums

Agadir Main Stadiums

History of the Agadir football Team: Hassania Union Sport Agadir The club competed for the semi-final...

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Wholesale Market

Wholesale Market

The wholesale marketwas built after the earthquake in only one year from 1964 to 1965. It islocated onthe...

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The Band Villas

The Band Villas

The “band villas”, were designed by Zevaco. They are in the Talborjt residential area, alongside a...

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The D Building

The D Building

  The D Building is both a modernist and brutalist construction. It is located near the Memorial...

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The  Amazigh Heritage Museum

The Amazigh Heritage Museum

Located on the Hassan the 2ndBoulevard on the AitSouss square, the Amazigh heritage museumis dedicated...

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Mohamed the 5th Mosque

Mohamed the 5th Mosque

The mosque, the largest one in Agadir, is located in the corner of February 29th street and President...

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The Central Post Office

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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The port of Agadir

The port of Agadir

  The port of Agadir is one of the largest in Morocco. It is managed by the National Ports Agency...

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The A building

The A building

The A building was designed in a modernist architectural style, by the architects Louis Rioux and Henri...

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Agadir city

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Agadir is a city in the southwest of Morocco, located on the Atlantic coast, approximately 500 km from Casablanca and 230 km from Marrakesh.

This is one of the main urban centers of Morocco, the sixth largest city and the largest resort in Morocco (in 2004 according to a census, the city had a population of 680 000 inhabitants). Agadir is the second tourist destination in Morocco after Marrakesh with many restaurants, shops, entertainment and hotels within the city and on the seafront promenade facing the Bay of Agadir. This bay actually belongs to the Club of the most beautiful bays in the world.

Agadir is located in the rich plains of Souss which has an enormous potential in agriculture and has enabled the Saadian dynasty to ensure the golden age of Agadir during the XVII century. Back then, the city was known for the export of dates, waxes, spices and gold.

The city is also a good base to explore the countryside as it is the capital of the Souss Massa DraaRegion :Imouzzer, Tiznit, Taroudant, Tafraout, Mirleft… and discover the traditions of the Berber tribes. The word Agadir actually comes from the Berber dialect named tachelheet and it means « fortified granary ».

Agadir Map