Bab El-Khemis
The historic 17th-century gateway that traditionally served as the main entrance to the Mellah, the old Jewish quarter of Meknes.
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The historic 17th-century gateway that traditionally served as the main entrance to the Mellah, the old Jewish quarter of Meknes.
A historical and spiritual site dedicated to seven Jewish brothers who became revered saints. It stands as a beautiful monument to Safi’s …
Tucked away inside the medina, this is the ruin of a 16th-century Gothic cathedral. It is considered one of the few examples …
A massive, ramparted Portuguese fortress overlooking the medina. It features a large central courtyard, historical towers, and offers commanding panoramic views over …
A stunning 16th-century Portuguese fortress built right on the edge of the Atlantic Ocean. Its imposing stone walls, towers, and old cannons …
A historical, ghost-town-like open mine site where the French once extracted quartz and lead. Today, it stands as a striking, eerie monument …
A vast historic square behind the imperial walls where Sultan Moulay Ismail’s legendary cavalry used to assemble for military parades.
A UNESCO World Heritage site located just outside the city, featuring Morocco's best-preserved Roman ruins and exceptionally detailed floor mosaics.
A creepy and fascinating subterranean labyrinth beneath the imperial city that was used as a massive dark prison during the 17th century.