Nightlife Travel - Essaouira in Morocco
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Nightlife Travel - Essaouira in Morocco

B2Upper-intermediateOctober 5, 202612 min
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Travel writer Rod Eime has just returned from Essaouira and joined Philip Clark and listeners to Nightlife to reveal the hidden secrets the city is offering travellers.

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ABC Listen, podcasts, radio, news, music and more. Nightlife travel. Well if that music sounds familiar, Game of Thrones fans will know exactly where we're heading.

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Tonight we're off to Morocco, and specifically the beautiful coastal city of Essaouira. With its ancient stone ramparts and crashing Atlantic waves, winding lanes and colourful markets, Essaouira has attracted artists and musicians and free spirits for decades. Orson Welles filmed Othello here in the 1950s, and decades later Game of Thrones

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arrived using Esaueira as Astapor where Daenerys takes command of the Unsullied. Our guide to Morocco tonight is travel writer and photographer Rod Ihme who's just returned from there. Rod, good evening to you. Welcome back. Salaam Waleekum Philip, good to be back. Good to be back.

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