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Meknes, the imperial city of Morocco, features the monumental city gates, palaces fit for a king and the whole history of the area within the Moroccan atmosphere — very much alive!
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Meknes
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Meknes is the city that after a long time still demonstrates the size and luxury of the dynasty of Sultan Moulay Ismail, a capital and a UNESCO World Heritage Site among the four Moroccan imperial cities. Meknes, lying between Fez and Volubilis, is a mix of the elegance of a king and the relaxed, down-to-earth vibe of a local, thus, it perfectly fits the description of the destination for the tourists who want to see the past without being surrounded by the crowds.
The city is encircled by thick fortification walls and fancy gates, the most beautiful among which is the gate called Bab Mansour. Inside the old city, the tourists can walk through the crowded markets, see the handcraft factories, and visit the magnificent places such as the Mausoleum of Moulay Ismail, the Royal Stables, and the Heri es-Souani granaries.
Meknes, in addition to its historical gems, is conveniently located for trips to the ancient Roman site of Volubilis and the holy village of Moulay Idriss Zerhoun. The combination of imperial architecture, cultural heritage, and real Moroccan life makes Meknes a must-see on any cultural itinerary.
No matter if you are wandering around the peaceful medina, looking at the delicate tile work, or having a mint tea in one of the hidden corners of the city, Meknes transports you back in time to the royal past of Morocco.
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