National Museum of Ceramics

The National Ceramics Museum is housed in the Kechla fortress, which was worked by the Portuguese in the sixteenth century. The building itself is a fascinating treat since, not exclusively does it offer an incredible perspective of the tops of the medina the distance to the cool blue waters of the Atlantic, yet it has ious intriguing outline components consolidated into it.

It likewise has awesome recorded centrality. Obviously, the fascinating part of the building isn't the building or the view, yet rather the earthenware diamonds that are housed within it. The Kechla bastion is home to a portion of the finest bits of Safiot ceramics in the nation. Everything housed here has been deliberately handmade and completed under the hands of a talented Safi craftsman.