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 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)
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
History of the Agadir football Team: Hassania Union Sport Agadir The club competed for the semi-final...
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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”, were designed by Zevaco. They are in the Talborjt residential area, alongside a...
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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
Located on the Hassan the 2ndBoulevard on the AitSouss square, the Amazigh heritage museumis dedicated...
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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 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 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 was designed in a modernist architectural style, by the architects Louis Rioux and Henri...
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