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 On the Iles Purpuraires, these islands derive their name from the precious purple dye secreted by murex, a type of mollusc that thrives in the surrounding seas. Enchanting, evocotive and endearing since the eighteenth century, Essaouira has been a magnet for Moroccan poets, scientists, craftsmen and creative talent. With artists such as Nurredin, Alioua, Mohammed Tabaland mohammed Bouada, the town is still a hub of Moroccan art.
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The Cannons of Essaouira On the Skala of the Kasbah athe the famous Cannons of Essaouira. This place, straight out of the past was chosen by Orson Welles as the location for the outside shots of his Othello.s. Fresh off the fishing boats, still wriggling a few moments ago, they arrive on your plate, garnished with a lemon wedge. Sardines of course! to be eaten on the spot
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Dernière mise à jours le 30 octobre 2006
Dernière mise à jours le 30 octobre 2006