About Cité Portugaise
Cité Portugaise in El Jadida, Morocco, is a historic and charming neighborhood that offers a unique blend of Portuguese and Moroccan architecture. The area is known for its well-preserved 16th-century walls and fortifications, which have been designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Living in Cité Portugaise provides residents with a tranquil and picturesque environment, with narrow streets and alleys lined with historic buildings, shops, and restaurants. The neighborhood is also close to the city's main attractions, including the El Jadida beach and the old medina.
Lifestyle
Living in Cité Portugaise offers a unique and relaxing lifestyle, with plenty of opportunities to explore the neighborhood's historic sites, enjoy local cuisine, and take part in cultural events.
Amenities and dining
dining
- L'express café
- Restaurant Le Tit
- Cafe Pizzeria Cavalca
- Cafe Glacier Chams
- Bien Venue Cafe
- Espace Palmiers
- Cafe Dikra
- Le Lokal
shopping
- Acima
- Carrefour Market
- Marché Lalla Zahra
- Marché Central
healthcare
- Clinique Les Palmiers
- Hôpital Mohamed V
- Polyclinique CNSS
- Croissant Rouge Marocain
- Clinique Doukkala
- Centre d'Hémodialyse Moulay Abdellah
recreation
- Parablend
- Parc Mohammed V
- Royal Club Equestre d'El Jadida
- Parc Ahmed Chawqui
- RYACHI FITNESS
- Stade Ben Ahmed El Abdi ملعب العبدي
- Place Abdelkarim El Khattabi
- Place Moulay Hassan I
Getting around
The neighborhood is accessible by car, with several parking areas available. Public transportation options include taxis and buses that connect to the city center and other surrounding areas.
Main roads: Avenue Bir Anzaren, Avenue Ben Badis, Avenue Othmane Ibnou Affane, Avenue Annakhil, Avenue Varennes, Avenue Abderrahman Doukali, Place de France
Education
primary
- Academie Régionale de l`Éducation
- CQP El Jadida
- Institut Français d'El Jadida
- Cité Universitaire Bayt Al Maârifa
- Ecole Sidi Moussa
- Institut Spécialisé de Technologie Appliquée Hôtelière et Touristique d' El Jadida
- Ecole Oum Er Rabie
- Lycée Elrafii
secondary
- Lycée Ibn Rochd
Safety
Low RiskThe neighborhood is generally considered safe, with low crime rates and a strong police presence.
Who lives here
The neighborhood is home to a mix of long-time residents, families, and young professionals.
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