Félix Houphouët-Boigny Street, which leads from the Casa Port Railway Terminal to United Nations Square, is named after the first president of Ivory Coast, and is lined with money exchange offices, bazaars, and handicraft stores frequented by tourists. The Buhaira Market سوق البحيرة sells used books—many of which are no longer in print—among other things, and it is frequented by rich and poor. Bab M'raksh (باب مراكش), or "Marrakesh Gate," is one of the old gates giving access to the walled city.