El Jadida, a coastal city south of Casablanca, boasts a rich history and a blend of European and Moroccan influences. Originally founded by the Phoenicians, it later became a Portuguese stronghold known as Mazagan. The Portuguese Fortified City, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, showcases the city's unique architectural heritage.

Explore the underground Portuguese Cistern, a marvel of engineering, and relax on the sandy shores of Sidi Bouzid Beach. Wander through the historic streets of the Portuguese Fortified City, admiring its architecture and learning about its fascinating past.

Immerse yourself in local life at the Marche Central d'El Jadida, where you can find fresh produce, spices, and other local products. For unique souvenirs, visit the Ancien Marche for woodwork, metalwork, furniture, and clothing.