Cathedral of the Sacred Heart in Casablanca
The Cathedral of the Sacred Heart is a former Catholic sanctuary combining Gothic and art-deco aesthetics built in the 1930s. Built in 1930 and designed by Paul Tournon in a
Read MoreHistory of Agadir
Agadir (“fortified granary” in Berber) is a city in southwestern Morocco, located on the Atlantic coast 508 km south of Casablanca, in the Souss region. Agadir is the prefecture of
Read MoreMuseum of Amazigh Heritage
This museum, opened in 2000, presents objects and collections of Moroccan heritage. First, a series of photos by Saïd Aoubraim, a native and teacher in Agadir, on the collective granaries.
Read MoreHistory of Casablanca
Casablanca or simply Casa in Arabic Dar El Beïda, the White House; more than 3,000,000 inhabitants.First city of Morocco and second of Africa behind Cairo by the number of its
Read MoreThe Saadian Tombs
Several mausoleums and rooms, resting place of the dead of the El Mansour family, are spread out in the middle of flowery gardens. Decorated with marble and colored domes, this
Read MoreMedersa Ben Youssef
The palace “Dar El Bacha” is unknown to tourist guides. It is almost impossible to find its name in the usual books available to tourists and it is absolutely not
Read MoreThe Koutoubia
The Koutoubia cannot be visited but only admired. More than 70m high, it is the pride of the inhabitants of Marrakech. It was restored a few years ago and at
Read MoreHassan II Mosque
Only a few figures and elements to make you want to visit it. 10 000 craftsmen were necessary to carry out a perfect work: chandeliers in crystal of Murano, walls
Read MoreEl Badii Palace
It is to celebrate his victory in the Battle of the Three Kings that the Saadian Sultan Ahmed el Mansour Ad-dahbi requested in 1578 the construction of the El Badii
Read MoreThe Bahia Palace
Located in Marrakech, the Bahia Palace is steeped in history. The Bahia Palace (the beautiful or brilliant) was named after the courtesan of Ba Ahmed. At first it was built
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