Features of the State of Morocco

Ali Ben Youssef School: It is one of the most famous schools built in the country. It was built in 1346 AD and was a major center for the graduates of literature and scholars, and it has been distinguished throughout history by teaching diverse sciences. Hassan's Silo: Located in the capital city of Rabat, it was built during the reign of the Almohads, specifically during the reign of Jacob al-Mansour between 1197 and 1198, and was placed on the list of UNESCO World Heritage in 1995. Majorelle Park: Known as Jacques Majorelle, it is one of the most beautiful Moroccan gardens and attractive to tourists. It is characterized by its meticulous design, its combination of nature and colors, and the presence of many rare and diverse plants. Mosque of the villagers: The first mosque built in the city of Fez, was built in 859 by Fatima al-Fahri. Tesquin House: A presentation on the history of Morocco in general, and the history of the city of Marrakech in particular, and features a lot of rare artifacts. Koutoubia Mosque: It is one of the largest mosques built in Morocco. It was built in 1150 AD and has a height of 65 m. Souk Marrakesh is one of the richest markets in Morocco. It has many cheap and precious collections, Moroccan style, strategic location, and bustling Moroccan music. Bahia Palace is one of the most prominent historical monuments built in Morocco. It was built during the reign of the Alawite state in the 19th century. It is characterized by its annexation of royal pavilions, halls and gardens, and the inscription on wood. Essa Moulay Abdel Salam is a green oasis away from the streets of Marrakech and the bustle of the souks. It is quiet, comfortable and large in size, as well as a museum and museum of spiritual art. Other landmarks .