Destination · Larache
Larache
An Atlantic port with Spanish-Moorish architecture, Larache guards at its gates the ancient ruins of Lixus, one of Morocco's oldest cities.
City identity
Larache at a glance
Heritage
The must-see sites of Larache
Château de la Cigogne
Cimetière espagnol de Larache
Grande Mosquée d'Asilah
Jardin des Lions
Médina d'Asilah
Palais Raissouli
Place de la Libération
Place Ibn Khaldoun
Site archéologique de Lixus
Guides
Prepare your stay in Larache
Practical information
- From Marrakech
- 5h
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