Culture & heritage

Discover Oujda’s medina and Eastern Morocco identity

An urban experience devoted to Oujda, its gates and medina, distinct from the itinerary connecting the city with Saidia’s coast.

Oujda3–5 hours
Discover Oujda’s medina and Eastern Morocco identity
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What this experience reveals

The route keeps Oujda as its main subject. It favours attentive walking, historical markers and market life without compulsory shopping or staging.

Documented highlights

  1. Historic gates
  2. Oujda medina
  3. Eastern Morocco identity
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Oujda: Capital of Eastern Morocco and Gateway to the Beaches of Saïdia

Located in eastern Morocco, near the Algerian border and the Mediterranean, Oujda is the capital of the Eastern region. This historic city appeals to visitors with its lively medina, cultural traditions and strategic position between the country's interior and the famous seaside resort of Saïdia. Combining historical heritage, nature and Mediterranean beaches, Oujda is an authentic destination to discover.History and heritage:Oujda has a fascinating history dating back several centuries. The city was an important trading crossroads on the caravan route linking North Africa to sub-Saharan Africa. Explore the historic medina with its narrow lanes, traditional houses and lively souks, where you can find local handicrafts such as Berber rugs and…

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