The Museum of Berber culture
Visiting Agadir, you can only see that the earthquake of 1960 caused the disappearance of a large number of historic buildings. Nevertheless, you can visit the museum of Berber culture, to discover the history and traditions of this country.
A museum dedicated to the Berber culture
Since 2004, the Agadir Municipal Museum welcomes you a stone's throw from the scenic boulevard Mohammed V. It is a small tan and white building that houses the museum of Amazigh heritage.
In addition to numerous exhibitions, this museum pieces, joined by Bert Flint, and the collection and unveiled tends to emphasize the specificity of the Berber culture, specifically Amazigh.
Embroidered clothes here alongside the most diverse jewelry, from which you can discover a front "tawnza." The latter consists of enamelled metal parts, connected together by rings and loops. It remains one of the original pieces in the museum.
Guides are available to explain the uniqueness and specificity of each of the documents submitted, and you can also choose to visit this museum, with an official guide of the city of Agadir. That's when all the Berber history, which will be told.
Knowledge of the Berber civilization
But the museum is not only these regalia or the jewelry, but it also offers you observe carpet, orange tone which is characteristic of this culture. You can also still visit the museum, you will marvel at the many objects and wooden tools presented, while one of the most monumental presentations will discover your wooden doors, shown here on a gross basis.
Your visit to the Museum of Amazigh heritage will also help you discover the Agadir city center, accessible from side to side, the Boulevard Mohammed V. Thus, you can walk in the Garden of Portugal, which is called the Garden of olhao here in memory of the cooperation agreement signed between Agadir and Olhao Portuguese city.
But you can also choose, leaving the municipal museum, from the conquest of the sea Forgetting presentations museum, you will find in this part of the sea, contemporary architecture, and many tourist facilities. Before you go to the beach in Agadir, do not miss the Valley of the birds. On entering it, you will be surprised to find you while you are in one of the major cities in Morocco, surrounded by banana trees and other tropical plants.
Visiting Agadir, you can only see that the earthquake of 1960 caused the disappearance of a large number of historic buildings. Nevertheless, you can visit the museum of Berber culture, to discover the history and traditions of this country.
A museum dedicated to the Berber culture
Since 2004, the Agadir Municipal Museum welcomes you a stone's throw from the scenic boulevard Mohammed V. It is a small tan and white building that houses the museum of Amazigh heritage.
In addition to numerous exhibitions, this museum pieces, joined by Bert Flint, and the collection and unveiled tends to emphasize the specificity of the Berber culture, specifically Amazigh.
Embroidered clothes here alongside the most diverse jewelry, from which you can discover a front "tawnza." The latter consists of enamelled metal parts, connected together by rings and loops. It remains one of the original pieces in the museum.
Guides are available to explain the uniqueness and specificity of each of the documents submitted, and you can also choose to visit this museum, with an official guide of the city of Agadir. That's when all the Berber history, which will be told.
Knowledge of the Berber civilization
But the museum is not only these regalia or the jewelry, but it also offers you observe carpet, orange tone which is characteristic of this culture. You can also still visit the museum, you will marvel at the many objects and wooden tools presented, while one of the most monumental presentations will discover your wooden doors, shown here on a gross basis.
Your visit to the Museum of Amazigh heritage will also help you discover the Agadir city center, accessible from side to side, the Boulevard Mohammed V. Thus, you can walk in the Garden of Portugal, which is called the Garden of olhao here in memory of the cooperation agreement signed between Agadir and Olhao Portuguese city.
But you can also choose, leaving the municipal museum, from the conquest of the sea Forgetting presentations museum, you will find in this part of the sea, contemporary architecture, and many tourist facilities. Before you go to the beach in Agadir, do not miss the Valley of the birds. On entering it, you will be surprised to find you while you are in one of the major cities in Morocco, surrounded by banana trees and other tropical plants.
Here are some symbolic images that show the traditional dress of the Amazigh in general and the Souss and the Moroccan Rif in particular.
This typically held in the region, is the symbol of the Amazigh culture in depth.
It incorporates the knowledge and life of Amazigh.
This is more than a place, it's a way of seeing the relations of life between man and woman. This is a strong unity embodied in the resemblance between the clothes worn by men as well as women.
This is a typical attitude of the Amazigh to his daily life and in the full respect of his religion Islam, he carries in his heart with pride and sharing.
This typically held in the region, is the symbol of the Amazigh culture in depth.
It incorporates the knowledge and life of Amazigh.
This is more than a place, it's a way of seeing the relations of life between man and woman. This is a strong unity embodied in the resemblance between the clothes worn by men as well as women.
This is a typical attitude of the Amazigh to his daily life and in the full respect of his religion Islam, he carries in his heart with pride and sharing.
amazigh cultural dress
