Medina Collection (#6)

Africa, Tunisia, Hammamet, the Medina, local souvenirs

Tunisia, Monastir, Madina, Watch tower

Kasbah, old city, Algiers, Algiers Province, Algeria

Morocco, Rif Mountains, Chefchaouen, Medina

Morocco, Fes, Medina (Old Town), Synagogue, Jewish Cemetery

Morocco, Rif Mountains, Chefchaouen, Kasbah

Morocco, Rif Mountains, Chefchaouen, Medina

Morocco, Essaouira, Old Medina

Morocco, Fes, Medina (Old Town)

Moroccan Slipper Shop, The Medina, Rabat, Morocco, North Africa

Bahia Palace, Marrakech, Morocco

Africa, Morocco, Marrakesh, close up of embroidery

Foundation Dar Bellarj for Moroccan culture. Marrakech, Morocco

Mint Tea and cakes, Marrakech, Morocco

Olives for sale at the souk. Marrakech, Morocco

Asilahs white houses and graveyard overlooking the Atlantic Ocean. Morocco

The beautiful and windy city of Essaouira. Morocco

Green door and flowers of the Tanger medina. Morocco

Window of the Tanger medina. Morocco

Decorated fountain inside Asilah medina. Morocco

Africa, Morocco, Marrakesh, medina market, Fatima door charm on sale in souk

Chefchaouen, Morocco. The blue medina

Essaouira, Morocco. Sunset from the walls

Magnificent interior in the traditional patterns in the medieval Muslim college, the Attarine Medersa, founded in 1325, Fes, Morocco

A shop in medina selling traditional headscarves, Fes, Morocco

Courtyard of the medieval Muslim college, the Attarine Medersa, founded in 1325, Fes, Morocco

Beautifull stucco work in the Ben Youssef Medersa. It is the largest theological school in Morocco. Built in 1565 it once housed 900 students and teachers in the rooms above the courtyard

Colonial Tanger window. Morocco

Maison Tiskiwin, or Tiskiwin Museum, is housed in a beautifully restored riad in the medina and showcases a collection of North African arts and crafts amassed by Dutch anthropologist Bert Flint

Dried plants for sale in the souk of Marrakech. Morocco

Decorated window in the Marrakech medina. Morocco

Beautiful door of the Marrakech medina. Morocco

Wooden painted ceiling in the Marrakech medina. Morocco

The city of Tetouan at sunset. A UNESCO World Heritage Site. Morocco

Orange blanket in the bluish Chefchaouen medina. Morocco

North Africa, Morocco, Chefchaouen district. Details of the city
North Africa, Morocco, Chefchaouen district.Details of the city

North Africa, Morocco, Fez. Donkey

Morocco - Blue painted walls in old medina of Chefchaouen

View of Ait Benhaddou Kasbah, Morocco, Africa

Blue painted walls in old medina of Chefchaouen, Morocco, Africa

A local in traditional dress stands in the maze-like medina of Tunis, Tunisia, North Africa, Africa

Ramadhan Kareem
Al Barizi

Medina

Tunisia - a trader in a shops in the medina of Tunis
Tunisia - a fantastic photographic portrait of a trader in a shop in the medina of Tunis. Possibly a fruit seller? Date: circa 1908

Alonso Perez de Guzman, called Guzman the Good
Alonso Perez de Guzman, called Guzman el Bueno (Guzman the Good) (1256-1309). Leonese military and nobleman, founder of the house of Medina Sidonia. First lord of Sanlucar de Barrameda

Queen Mary's Personal Secretaire Bookcase, HMS Medina
Queen Mary's Personal Secretaire Bookcase - The Royal Yacht, HMS Medina, 1911-1912 Coronation Expedition to India for the Durbar. Designed and made for Her Majesty by Waring and Gillow

Spain, Andalusia, Tarifa. Castle of the Guzmans
Spain, Andalusia, province of Cadiz, Tarifa. Castle of the Guzmans or Castle of Guzman el Bueno. It was built in 960 by Abd-ar-Rahman III, Caliph of Cordoba

Fadrique Enriquez de Velasco (1465-1538). Lord of Medina de Rioseco, 4th Admiral of Castile. Portrait, detail. Illustration by Letre. Lithography. Cronica General de Espana

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"Exploring the Enchanting Medina: A Journey through History and Culture" Step into the vibrant streets of Medina, a captivating city in Morocco that is steeped in rich history and cultural treasures. Located in Marrakech, this bustling metropolis offers an array of sights and experiences that will leave you spellbound. Begin your adventure at Jardin Majorelle, a stunning botanical garden known for its cobalt blue buildings and exotic flora. As you wander through its serene pathways, immerse yourself in the beauty that inspired French painter Jacques Majorelle. Next, venture towards the Royal Palace Door in Fes, another Moroccan gem. This architectural marvel harks back to the Arab empire of the mid-700s when it served as a grand entrance to royalty's abode. Did you know that even Prince Philip has his own connection to Medina? Discover Lynden Manor where he spent time with his cousins, creating cherished memories amidst picturesque surroundings. Travel further east to Tripoli, Libya where The Castle stands proudly across a small lake. Once a fortress stronghold, it now houses the Museum of Jamahariya—a testament to Libya's fascinating past. Back in Marrakech's medina district lies Jemaa el Fna Square—an animated hub brimming with energy day and night. Lose yourself among snake charmers, street performers, and aromatic food stalls while soaking up authentic North African vibes. The souks within Marrakech's it can treasure troves waiting to be explored. Admire lanterns hanging from every corner or get lost amid colorful spices—these markets offer an immersive experience like no other. Delve deeper into history by visiting Saint Antoninus of Pamiers' shrine—a Christian missionary who left an indelible mark on Medina centuries ago. Pay homage to this martyr whose legacy lives on today. No exploration would be complete without discovering hidden gems such as Alonso Perez de Guman, the 7th Duke Sidonia.