If traveling to Morocco, time to visit to Meknes. This historic town was once the capital of Morocco during the reign of Sultan Moulay Ismail, in 1672 until 1727 before being moved to Marrakech.
Meknes is a small town within 130 miles of the capital of Morocco. Is the main attraction of this city are historic buildings, and proximity to the Roman ruins at Volubilis.
El-square Hedim located in the heart of this city, for example. Moulay Ismail built by the Sultan, this place used to be the important announcements of the empire and the public execution chamber.
Behind the square, there are Moroccans who use the Museum of Art Musee Dar Jamai building. Save ancient artifacts, jewelry, and old copies of the Qur'an, obligatory visit this museum.
For Muslims, try visiting the Mausoleum of Moulay Ismail and the Masjid Al-Adam. Typical Moroccan architecture that describes the splendor of Islam became the scene of a feast for the eyes.
You can also enjoy the atmosphere of France in Meknes. For example, the station name in French, Gare de Meknes. Side by side with French and Arabic language is a common sight encountered here. viva
Meknes is a small town within 130 miles of the capital of Morocco. Is the main attraction of this city are historic buildings, and proximity to the Roman ruins at Volubilis.
El-square Hedim located in the heart of this city, for example. Moulay Ismail built by the Sultan, this place used to be the important announcements of the empire and the public execution chamber.
Behind the square, there are Moroccans who use the Museum of Art Musee Dar Jamai building. Save ancient artifacts, jewelry, and old copies of the Qur'an, obligatory visit this museum.
For Muslims, try visiting the Mausoleum of Moulay Ismail and the Masjid Al-Adam. Typical Moroccan architecture that describes the splendor of Islam became the scene of a feast for the eyes.
You can also enjoy the atmosphere of France in Meknes. For example, the station name in French, Gare de Meknes. Side by side with French and Arabic language is a common sight encountered here. viva
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