Kechla Fortress & National Ceramics Museum

The Kechla and the National Ceramics Museum combine Safi’s military history with its most celebrated craft tradition. The Portuguese-built citadel stands above the old medina, with ramparts, courtyards, and viewpoints that connect the city’s Atlantic skyline to its working historic core. Inside the Citadelle de la Kechla, the ceramics collection focuses on Safiot pottery and Moroccan ceramic art, making it an essential stop for travelers who want context before shopping in the pottery quarter. Entry to the museum and ramparts costs about 10 MAD.