El Jadida is a coastal city located in western Morocco, along the Atlantic Ocean. Known for its rich history, it was originally founded by the Portuguese in the 16th century and is famous for its well-preserved Portuguese Cistern, a UNESCO World Heritage site. The city features a mix of Portuguese and Moroccan architecture, showcasing its diverse cultural influences. The city's beaches attract both locals and tourists, offering opportunities for swimming and relaxation. El Jadida also hosts a vibrant market where visitors can experience local crafts and cuisine. Its charming old town, with narrow streets and historic buildings, provides a glimpse into its storied past.