Hassan II Mosque in
Located on the Mediterranean coast in Casablanca, the Hassan II Mosque is the largest in Africa and among the largest mosques in the world. The mosque has a minaret in the Andalusian style, whose height is 210 meters. Most tours in Morocco often included a visit to the Hassan II mosque.
The Hassan II Mosque was built in 1993 after five years of intensive construction work. The huge area of mosques is incredible. For example, a prayer room can accommodate up to 25,000 prayers. This is in addition to another 80,000 in the open courtyard of the mosque. This is an addition to its special decorations and architecture that attract the attention of many tourists who spend their holidays in Morocco.
Mohamed V Square
Mohamed V Square is the heart of Casablanca. In the past, this area had many names, including Victory Square, the Administrative Square, the United Nations Square, and then finally the Mohamed V. Square. Visiting the square is a must for any traveler who travels around Morocco.
The location of the square was the place where Europeans first arrived in Europe in 1907. The value of the square comes from its magnificent design, combining Moorish and Arabic shapes. This is in addition to the many impressive buildings that are loved by several tourists who travel to Morocco.
Oudaya kasbah
Oudaya Kasbah is one of the most remarkable monuments of Rabat, the capital of Morocco. This impressive complex was actually a fortified citadel that was built by the Moravid dynasty, and it flourished greatly during the ruling period of the Almohad dynasty in the 12th century.
However, the complex was abandoned after the fall of the Almohad. The complex witnessed tremendous development after the Moorish took control of it in the 17th century and built the majority of tourists who visit Morocco today. When the Alawites dynasty took control of the country, they carried out some major repair and restoration work in Kasbakh in the 18th century.
Today, fortified walls, a huge gate and an ancient mosque, the Alavit palace are represented in Kasbach. This is in addition to many other facilities that attract many tourists who enjoy their holidays in Morocco.
Mausoleum of Mohamed V and the minaret of Bassan Hassan
Thanks to its wonderful white marble and its green tiles, a large number of travelers who are touring Morocco visit the Mausoleum of Mohamed V and admire its remarkable architecture. The Mausoleum of Mohamed V was built in 1971, and the king was buried there in 1999.
Located near the mausoleum, the minaret Hassan Tower is one of the most famous monuments of Morocco. Built in the 12th century, the minaret is included in the UNESCO World Heritage Sites. The minaret is often included in many tourist packages in Morocco.
The minaret has a clear square shape and is characterized by a height of 44 meters. It has an internal entrance that leads inside the minaret with six cameras, which are decorated with magnificent decorations and ornaments that belong to styles of the XII and XIII centuries. Many tourists traveling to Morocco explore these wonderful monuments of the country.
