Tinsmiths Square

Tinsmiths Square features a massive fountain built from colorful, geometric zellij tilework that anchors the center of the space. Metalworkers here transform sheets of brass and copper into intricate lamps and basins using methods that have remained unchanged for generations. In nineteen sixty-eight, the square served as a primary filming location for the movie The Man Who Would Be King, leaving behind a layer of cinematic lore that still mingles with the constant, rhythmic tapping of hammers hitting metal.