Mazagan

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Mazagan, located in El Jadida, Morocco, is a historic fortified city that dates back to the early 16th century. Initially built by the Portuguese, the city is renowned for its impressive fortifications, including bastions and ramparts that showcase the military architecture of the time. The city is also home to notable landmarks such as the Portuguese Cistern, an underground water reservoir with stunning vaulted ceilings, and the Church of the Assumption, which reflects the blend of Portuguese and Moroccan architectural styles.

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