As one of the few (the only?) Moroccan mosques open to tourists outside of prayer times, I recommend you take advantage of this opportunity to visit. Built right on the seafront, with a spacious plaza…
As one of the few (the only?) Moroccan mosques open to tourists outside of prayer times, I recommend you take advantage of this opportunity to visit. Built right on the seafront, with a spacious plaza and a very tall minaret, the structure is impressive from the outside.
Inside, the decorations with shiny marble floors, carved wood on the vaulted ceilings, chandeliers, and the architecture made of arches and colonnades are superb. The prayer hall, with its many pillars lined up in a row, is a must-see.