The Cours Saleya is identified by its long, sun-drenched pedestrian plaza lined with pastel-colored buildings and shaded by a continuous row of striped market awnings. This site occupies the ground where the city’s defensive ramparts once stood until their demolition in seventeen oh six. By eighteen sixty-one, the space became the official home for the city’s fruit, vegetable, and flower markets, transforming it into a vital commercial hub.
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