Pedestrians and Kasbah Walls - Rabat - Morocco
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Cuela por las callejas pintadas de azul de la Kasbah de los Udayas, donde el río se encuentra con el mar y los muros brillan ocre al atardecer. Un pueblo de bolsillo para caminantes y sentados en la cafetería, sobre el Bou Regreg. En su día fortín de corsarios, según se dice; la reputación romántica supera a la documentada, así que suaviza la leyenda de espada y capa.
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