Marrakech is home to many historical and rich historical monuments, in which the historical history of the city is stored. The city of Marrakesh was listed on UNESCO's list of world heritage and monuments in 1985. [12] The most prominent landmarks in the city are: : The most prominent of the palaces of Morocco, and is characterized by a lot of decorations and inscriptions, in addition to the artifacts in it, and this palace is ruined, but it still exists, and still have decorative inscriptions.
Al Bahia Palace: This Palace has great tourist value due to the importance of its wood engraving and palace building during the reign of the Alawite state. It has royal suites, halls and gardens.
The Almoravid dome: A monument to the beauty and art of the Almoravids in Marrakesh. The dome was built in the 11th century and its solid construction still stands to reflect the cultural significance of the time it was built. The dome has an underground water delivery system, and the water is poured into bronze pipes.
The mosque is one of the most important mosques in the Arab Maghreb. It is characterized by an ornate altar and an automated platform. It also contains 11 domes and 17 internal pavilions. The mosque occupies a large area of 5,300 square meters.
The mosque is named for the "Kutbiene" It was near the mosque. The walls of Marrakech: the walls that surround the city to protect it, and contain inside the seat of the old government. The walls were built in 1126 m of dust, and extends for a distance of 9 km.
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Kasbah Mosque: one of the largest mosques in the Maghreb region, and is characterized by large area, which expanded over time. The Friday prayers are held in the mosque, and the minbar is considered one of the most famous of the minarets on which the prayer is based.
Osiria Aquapark: The Wave, an entertainment venue with diverse activities and water activities, is a place for all the family, and is characterized by its calmness.
The shrine of the Saadian: one of the most famous landmarks of the city, the shrine includes the tombs of most of the Sadiq Sultans, and turned into a popular shrine for visitors from all over the world.
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