A Moroccan fairy tale: The Medina of Agadir 🇲🇦 | CC

Explore with us the fascinating site of the Agadir Medina, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, offering an exciting mix of traditional Moroccan architecture, culture, and history! We are on a hunt for exotic fragrances and genuine silver jewelry at the local bazaar. Discover with us the ancient secrets of this Moroccan castle and its architectural significance, behind which stars the name of the famous Italian Coco Polizzi. Get a glimpse into the past and uncover the captivating stories of this historic place. Immerse yourself in the vibrant and unique atmosphere of this rediscovered ancient Moroccan castle. We are exploring the local botanical garden with all of its rare desert and Sub-Saharan species. We find a beautiful ancient house, we dream of living in, which is meticulously guarded by a shiny-feather peacock and a 100 years old mega-cactus. Isn't this how I imagined Africa and the fairy-tale site of Timbuktu! We will show you unique pieces of local craftsmanship right from the abandoned workshops. The journey starts with a bit of humor and a funny taxi ride, where we are a bit lost in translation with a local driver. The vibrant history of places like Medina is one more reason to choose Agadir and Morocco to Fuerteventura and the Canary Islands. The site even reminds me of one of the remote worlds from the first Chronicles of Riddick movie called Pitch Black. So probably something for the movie nerd as well.
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0:00 Awkward taxi trip in Agadir - lost in translation
0:34 Is this music a traditional Moroccan instrument or...?
0:52 Shocked by the beauty of the Agadir Medina - first impressions
2:48 The history of Agadir Medina and who is Coco Polizzi
4:19 Shopping at the Agadir Medina bazaar/souk
5:24 Would you enjoy your Moroccan tea at these balcony?
5:42 Walk around the narrow streets of the Agadir Medina. A peacock?
6:21 Traditional Berber house - I want to live in such!
7:04 The botanical garden of Medina of Agadir - a monster cactus
7:59 Is this how we imagined Africa and Timbuktu?
8:49 Showing examples of Berber craftsmanship in Agadir Medina
9:22 Why you should you visit the Medina of Agadir
10:39 Outside the Medina of Agadir - an avalanche of blossom
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[@joezian15]

One of the Best Vlog about Agadir, thank you for Sharing !

[@kamenberg]

Thank you very much! This kind of comments are the ones that I appreciate most. 🌞

[@maromorostar6621]

Agadir is a beautiful city 🔥

[@omeraliaksakal1374]

I love how passionate you are in your vlogs, how you showing the walls and surroundings direcly with the camera, rather than have them behind you, i also love old ancient buildings, againg showing the real people in the country. Love your quality videos rather then quantity. Cant wait for the football season in spring💪😎

[@kamenberg]

You are right, mate, as usual. The internet if full of information that everybody can google easily. No point to bore the viewer with facts, though I try to cover the most important. So this is my attempt to pass you the vibe rather than posting a complete guide to the Medina of Agadir. 🕌 I'll spoil it a bit but some elite Moroccan football comes prior to the Conference league, which I hope to cover as well. ⚽

[@yoooya7581]

Your welcome

[@dicboxdicbox6969]

Taxi driver around the world … same mentality

[@detectifprive5194]

It is amazigh architecture

[@kamenberg]

Are you still going to Fuerteventura? 😁#AgadirMedina #UNESCO #Explore #Travel #History #Culture

[@hw1737]

Loking for a music amazigh its very very old!!!!!!

[@detectifprive5194]

Tembokto is not old morroco is very very old

[@hw1737]

Nord African architect architect that's not Italian architect thank tout for your movie

[@mohamedbouhalmouch5556]

It is Moroccan Berber architecture, not Italian

[@kamenberg]

Sure. It's in the video.