Heritage · Morocco
Explore Morocco's heritage
Palaces, medersas, museums, gardens and historic sites: discover the places that tell Morocco's story.
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All of Morocco's heritage
The ruins of the incomparable palace
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Jewel of Arabo-Andalusian architecture
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Historic gate near the tanners' quarter
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12th-century remains — the only surviving Almoravid monument in Marrakech
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Free cultural centre in a former bird hospital
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The Palace of Confluences, former residence of the Pasha of Marrakech
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An artist residency amid the ochre desert — by appointment
The merchant labyrinth of the medina
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African contemporary art meeting the desert
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The largest Quranic school in the Maghreb
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Marrakech's tallest minaret, symbol of the city
Amazigh heritage in the heart of the Jardin Majorelle
Islamic art at the heart of the Mnebhi Palace
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The history of Morocco's most famous square and its artists
A museum dedicated to water management in Morocco, near the Palmeraie
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Music museum in a 16th-century Saadian douiria
The couturier's world in the heart of Guéliz
The royal pavilion facing the Atlas Mountains
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The beating heart of Marrakech, UNESCO oral heritage site
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The synagogue of the dissidents, founded by Sephardic Jews in the 16th century
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16th-century royal mausoleum
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The most majestic monumental gate in the Maghreb, completed in 1732
Spring and kasbah at the heart of the Tadla
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Tetouan's living Andalusian craftsmanship
The legendary caves where Hercules rested
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The vast royal granaries and stables of Moulay Ismail, capable of feeding 12,000 horses
The former residence of the powerful Glaoui pasha, once up to 300 earthen rooms
A Glaoui fortress perched on a rocky spur, less visited than Aït Ben Haddou
The 12th-century Almohad citadel overlooking the Bouregreg estuary
The world's most famous fortified earthen village, UNESCO-listed and a movie star
Ramparts and cannons facing the Atlantic
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The final resting place of the builder sultan, one of Morocco's rare sanctuaries open to non-Muslims
The most richly decorated medersa in Fès, a jewel of the Marinid golden age
The masterpiece of Marinid architecture, the only medersa in Fès with a minaret
A 14th-century Marinid masterpiece
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Morocco's holy city, cradle of the country's first Islamic dynasty
A 19th-century Hispano-Moorish palace turned museum of Islamic arts
Un caravansérail du XVIIIe siècle dédié aux arts et métiers du bois
The hidden oasis of southern Morocco, a Berber palm grove off the tourist trail
A historic park facing the Strait of Gibraltar
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Meknes's lively esplanade, often compared to Marrakech's Jemaa el-Fna
The founding fortress of the Blue City
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A Phoenician trading post, then a Roman city on the Atlantic
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A Berber and Roman city, ancestor of Tetouan
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The world's largest open-air film studio, nicknamed the 'Hollywood of the desert'
The centuries-old spectacle of traditional leather tanning in the heart of the medina
The unfinished 12th-century minaret and the royal mausoleum facing it
The Roman city with exceptional mosaics, a UNESCO site
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