Morocco I Agadir I Walking Tour Of Souk El Had, meaning "Sunday Market,"

Souk El Had, meaning "Sunday Market," is the largest urban market in Morocco and Africa, spanning 13 hectares with nearly 3,000 shops. Established after the 1960 earthquake, it has become a vibrant hub of Moroccan culture and commerce. ​
What to Expect
The market is organized into specialized sections, offering a wide array of goods:​
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Fresh Produce: A colorful selection of fruits, vegetables, and spices.

Handicrafts: Traditional Moroccan carpets, pottery, leather goods, and more.

Textiles: Vibrant fabrics and garments reflecting local styles.

Culinary Delights: Local snacks like M’semen (Moroccan pancakes) and freshly squeezed fruit juices. ​

Practical Information

Opening Hours: Daily from 9:00 AM to 9:00 PM.

Location: Centrally located in Agadir, accessible by taxi, on foot, or by bike.

Structure: Enclosed by 6-meter-high walls with 13 gates, giving it a fortress-like appearance. ​
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Tips for Visitors

Best Time to Visit: Mornings are less crowded and offer a more relaxed shopping experience.

Navigation: The market's layout is intuitive, allowing for self-guided exploration.

Nearby Attractions: After visiting the souk, consider exploring the Agadir Corniche or the Agadir Wheel, both within a few kilometers. ​
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Souk El Had offers an immersive experience into Moroccan culture, making it a must-visit destination in Agadir.​
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