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Morocco, West, sunset
The Kingdom of Morocco is considered one of the African countries that are famous for tourism, because it contains a large number of tourist and historical attractions, and to provide an infrastructure ready to receive tourists from hotels, restaurants, and transportation, and for the stable political security situation, and the diversity of tourism in it from historical, archaeological, recreational, and religious tourism, Mountain, beach, and even sport tourism.
Moroccan tourist cities
The city of Tiznit
It is located in the southwestern side of Morocco, at the tip of the southern Sousse plain, on a latitude of 29.71667 degrees north of the equator, and on the longitude 9.71667 degrees west of the Greenwich Line. Such as Somerville, Saint-Denis, and Izmit.
The city includes many tourist attractions such as:
- The Great Mosque: It is a major center for religious education in the city.
- Blue eye: Many groups attract Kate Muhammad, Adlha, Aidkfa and Adzakri.
- The Hassani Wall: It was built in the year 1300 AH, during the reign of Sultan Hassan I, in addition to the supervision of Hajj Al-Mahjoub Tuflgaz Al-Swayri, the Aminites Abdul Qadir Al-Shawi, and the successor of Sultan Masoud Al-Rashdi.
- Stalk: It has an area of 6704 m², is located beside the blue eye, and it is characterized by five towers.
- Khulaifi Palace: It was built in the late nineteenth century AD and is considered one of the important historical monuments in the city.
- Other parameters: Such as the grassy Al Masirah Stadium, Al Bahia Cinema Hall, the Culture House, the Handicraft Complex, and the Tharat Museum.
Tanja city
The far northwestern part of Morocco is located on the coast of the Mediterranean Sea on a latitude of 35.7640283 north of the equator, and on the longitude 5.8328297 degrees west of the Greenwich Line, and the city was founded in 1320 BC, and is considered the meeting point between the waters of the Atlantic and the Mediterranean on one side, and between Europe and Africa on the other hand.
The city includes many tourist attractions such as:
- The old American Commission Museum: It displays all the historical events that existed between the Arab Maghreb and the United States of America. The museum includes many paintings of the American and Moroccan heritage, and also contains important documents, sculptures and antiques.
- Casbah: Known as the Kasbah of Ghilan, it is located along the shore of the ocean near the Strait of Gibraltar on the bank of Wadi Al-Halk, and includes both the Kasbah Mosque and the Kasbah Palace.
- Saint Andrew Church: Constructed in the Islamic architectural style, its towers were constructed in the style of silos of Moroccan mosques, and they are distinguished for their sculptures and decorations.
- Cave of Hercules: It covers an area of 30 km, as it is one of the largest caves located in the African continent, and is located near Gibraltar and overlooks the waters of the Atlantic Ocean.
- Moroccan Museum of Art: It is also called Dar Al-Makhzen, and was built in the seventeenth century AD.
