Koutoubia Mosque
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Historic 12th-century mosque and UNESCO World Heritage Site featuring an iconic 77-meter minaret. It serves as a central architectural landmark and a significant example of Almohad design. Read more…
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Non-Muslims are not permitted to enter the mosque interior; exterior gardens and grounds are accessible for free.
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This 12th-century landmark was constructed during the Almohad dynasty and stands as the largest mosque in the city. As a UNESCO World Heritage Site, it represents a classic example of Moorish and Moroccan architecture.
The structure is a double sanctuary characterized by its 77-meter minaret, which is decorated with carved reliefs and ceramic tiles. This iconic tower served as an architectural model for many later minarets throughout the region.
The site remains a central architectural feature and a significant cultural monument. Historical records date its inception to approximately 1147.
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