Morocco Beyond Borders

Meknes

Being a spiritual hub in Morocco, Meknes was once the capital of Morocco in the 17th century, offering visitors a glimpse into the grandeur of Morocco’s imperial past.

Known as the "Versailles of Morocco," Meknes is filled with historical monuments and the legacy of the ruling sultans, offering a journey back in time through its palaces, gates, and grand architecture.

Meknes is home to vast royal stables that were once used to house thousands of horses for the sultan's army, which are a remarkable example of old times engineering. The city is also known for its lush gardens and serene surroundings, which offer a peaceful retreat and showcases traditional Moroccan landscaping.

Meknes offers a variety of traditional souks, where tourists can shop for handcrafted goods such as pottery, textiles, spices, and leather, reflecting the region’s artisan culture. Just outside the city, stands the ancient Roman ruins of Volubilis, a UNESCO World Heritage site known for its well-preserved mosaics and columns that reflect the area’s Roman heritage.

Visit Meknes, and enjoy the perfect destination for history, culture, and architecture, offering a peaceful yet captivating experience in one of Morocco’s most storied cities.