One of the largest mosques in the world, built partly over the Atlantic, with a 210 m minaret. It's one of the few mosques in Morocco that non-Muslims can enter, on guided tours.
Tours run at set times, except Friday mornings. Dress modestly.
The best-preserved Roman ruins in Morocco, a UNESCO site, with mosaic floors still in place, a triumphal arch and basilica columns among olive groves.
A garden of cacti, palms, bamboo and lily ponds created by the French painter Jacques Majorelle from the 1920s, around his studio painted in an inten…
A 16th-century Islamic college, the largest in Morocco, with a courtyard of carved cedar, stucco and zellige tiles around a pool, and tiny student ce…
North of Jemaa el-Fnaa, the medina is a remarkable maze of covered souks, each lane devoted to a craft: leather, spices, lanterns, carpets, babouche …
The great square at the heart of Marrakech's medina, one of the most exciting places on Earth.
A 19th-century palace built for a grand vizier, with courtyards, gardens of orange trees and rooms decorated with the finest Moroccan craftsmanship: …
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