Nähtävyydet Kenitrassa

Editor's Choice

Kenitra’s urban landscape is defined by its collection of public squares and the vast Maamora Forest, the world's largest cork oak ecosystem. This selection highlights the city’s essential green spaces, from the central Place des Martyres and the fountain-centered Place Nafoura to the historical significance of Parc de la place 11 janvier. These locations offer insights into the city's administrative layout and the natural geography of the Sebou region.

A

foret maamora

The world's largest cork oak forest, spanning over 130,000 hectares. It serves as a vital ecological zone for local wildlife and a primary source for Morocco's cork industry.

B

Parc Sidi El Boukhari

A landscaped urban park featuring paved walking paths and manicured green spaces located within a central residential district.

C

Place des Martyres

A major central square and transit hub surrounded by commercial buildings, serving as a primary gathering point in the heart of the city.

D

Place Moulay Ismail

An urban green space and public square situated between Kenitra’s residential and commercial sectors.

E

Place Nafoura

A central public square distinguished by its large fountain, located near the city's main thoroughfares.

F

Parc de la place 11 janvier

A dedicated green space and plaza commemorating the 1944 Proclamation of Independence of Morocco.

G

Place de Municipalité

The administrative square situated directly in front of Kenitra's City Hall, featuring open paved areas and proximity to government offices.

H

Petit Jardin

A compact urban garden located in the city center, providing a shaded retreat with benches and floral displays.