Meknes behoort tot één van de vier koningssteden van Marokko. Qua naam is het misschien wel de minst bekende en daardoor dus ook de minst bezochte stad van de vier. Meknes is een stad met een zeer relaxte sfeer. De mensen zijn er super vriendelijk en behulpzaam. Je hebt het gevoel dat je er echt…
Wejście do grobowca Mulaja Ismaila
Known as the Imperial City, the 17th-century capital of Morocco has all the makings of a big-league North African travel hotspot.
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Traditionnal embroidery from the city of Meknes, Morocco
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Since 1938. Photo courtesy of Arne Kuilman.
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Meknes - May 2006
Meknes - May 2006
Architecture is the solemn identity of peoples and civilizations, creating the shape and tone of a society. Because of the lack of emphasis on external appearance in Islamic architecture, a structure - a mosque or mausoleum for example - might be hidden from view. This form of architecture has been called the ‘architecture of the
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~ Matteo Brondy (French, 1866-1944), circa 1930
If you're looking for places to shop while visiting Morocco, you're going to want to check out Meknes. With many glorious handmade wares to choose from, you'll easily be able to find the perfect souvenir to take home. The art of damascening can be seen on vases, plates, bracelets and more. Tanned leather goods are also abundant. It's shopping time! 📷 by @hfaaatiiimaaa. (Instagram account) #Visitmorocco #Morocco #Moroccotravel
Copyright © 2006, Simon Purdy. These arches seem to go on forever. This complex was built as a horses' stables by Moulay Ismail, a powerful Moroccan sultan who transformed the city of Meknes from a provincial centre to a spectacular imperial capital during his reign in the late 17th century. Prints can be sent worldwide. For information, email simon_purdy [at] yahoo.com
Read this post for all the reasons why you should visit Meknes, Morocco including the evocative souks, the amazing history and the camel burgers!
