Discover the best attractions and experiences Meknes has to offer
Meknès' most enduring monuments tell the tale of imperial Morocco.
One of Morocco's most stunning gates, famed for its intricate stonework and grand arch.
Roman-era ruins with well-preserved mosaics and striking hillside views.
Impressive imperial granaries and stables built under Moulay Ismail.
Dive into Meknès' art, history, and craft heritage.
A former palace displaying art, craft objects, and changing exhibitions.
Artifacts from Volubilis and regional sites tell the area's ancient story.
Spiritual landmarks that shape Meknès' skyline and daily life.
Royal mausoleum of the Alaouite sultan, a cornerstone of the city’s imperial legacy.
Historic mosque reflecting the city’s religious heritage and architecture.
Outdoor spaces and ancient sites in and around Meknès.
Scenic park area surrounding the ruins, ideal for a thoughtful stroll among history.
Hiking routes around the Zerhoun hills offering viewpoints over the plains.
Explore distinct quarters that tell Meknès’ city-story.
The historic heart with winding lanes, markets, and traditional crafts.
An atmospheric quarter reflecting the city’s diverse past.
A contrasting side with wider avenues, shops, and cafes.
Budget-friendly ways to soak in Meknès without spending a dirham.
Stroll the alleys to soak in colors, sounds, and markets.
Watch the square come alive with light, locals, and street food aromas.
Admire grand architecture and historic gates from outside.
Taste the flavors of Meknès through markets, classes, and local eats.
Learn to prepare tagine, couscous, and classic sides.
Sweet, refreshing mint tea paired with regional pastries.
Sample Meknès-style tagine with saffron and olives.
Evenings in Meknès offer cafes, rooftops, and live music.
Relax with a drink and observe city life unfold after dark.
Enjoy a drink with sunset or night views over the city.
Immerse in local rhythms at intimate venues.
Cultural happenings, performances, and theater nights.
Music, dance, and storytelling reflecting Moroccan culture.
Shop for handmade goods and observe local artisans at work.
Watch Moroccan or international films at neighborhood cinemas.
Active pursuits around Meknès for a dose of energy.
A well-maintained course with striking surroundings for a round.
Rolling trails offering rural scenery and viewpoints.
Guided rides through nearby countryside and farms.
Unconventional picks for curious travelers.
Delve into the history of royal logistics and architecture.
Golden-hour views over the medina and surrounding countryside.
A holy hill town with panoramic views and ancient ruins.