• Bab Lamrissa - Begin the exploration at the historic port of the city and uncover the significant role it played in the white slavery trade.
• Mellah - Travel back in time on an intriguing journey through the Mellah of Sale, an ancient district rich in history and surrounded by protective walls.
• Souk Laghzel ‏سوق لغزل - Visit the square now known as Souq dlala, the auction square where white slaves were once sold, and explore this historical landmark as part of the journey.
• Sale Medina - Stroll through the alleys of the old medina to discover the local lifestyle and shopping habits.
• Medersa Merinide - The Merinide medresa, a renowned school built by Sultan Abou Al Hasan Al Marini in 1341, spans 180 m2 and is considered an architectural masterpiece.
• Borj Adoumoue (Bastion Des Larmes) - Situated on the shores of Salé, Morocco, Borj Adoumoue, also known as the Bastion of Tears, serves as a silent guardian of centuries of maritime history. This impressive fortress, dating back to the Marinid dynasty, provides visitors with insights into Morocco’s strategic history and architectural excellence.

• Tour guide

• Tea and coffee
• Entrance fees to the merinide medresa 8 euro
• Entrance fee to the bastion of tears 5 euro

Situated along the banks of the Bouregreg River and the Atlantic Ocean, the city of Sale is celebrated for its stunning natural landscapes as well as its impressive man-made attractions, including ancient architecture, a history of piracy, numerous mosques, and historic landmarks. The Medina (Old City) of Sale is renowned as a city of Saints (Muslim scholars) and Pirates. Visitors will have the chance to explore the city’s renowned attractions and experience it from a local perspective, ensuring a rich historical and cultural immersion.

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