Travel Guide to Meknes, Morocco

Scenic spot introduction:

Meknes is one of the four imperial cities in Morocco. The ancient city is most famous for its winding ancient city walls and the numerous Maghreb-style ancient city gates on the city walls. Therefore, Meknes also has "multiple gates". "city". Meknes is an ancient city in northern Morocco. It was designated as the capital in 1672 by Moulay Ismael, the first monarch of the Alawi dynasty. It is said that the monarch loved horses and kept 500 horses in the palace. He visited the stables every day and carefully designed and built large stables. A large granary was also built near the palace. The stables and granary are still well preserved.

Attractions distribution:

Meknes is the youngest of the four imperial cities in Morocco and retains more royal style. The main attractions include the ancient city, Mansour Gate, fortress, Imperial City Square, city walls, Ismail Mausoleum, royal stables, granaries, water tanks, city gates, etc.

Scenic spot qualifications:

World Heritage

Scenic spot features:

photography, imperial city, sightseeing, ancient city, city gate, stables, granary