big monument mosque which has great building structure it's in the middle of medina and great eye spotter if your lost in the middle of the souks!!

as others have stated non-muslims are not allowed inside the mosque which is their right entirely, but I do think this misses an opportunity to educate. The Istanbul mosques for instance give an insight into the religion and traditions which can't be unhelpful. Lovely building...More

We passed by the Koutoubia Mosque which was unfortunately closed. Built during the 12th century under the Almohads, it has a beautiful minaret 77 meters in height which has inspired others such as the Giralda in Sevilla

Masterpiece. Its minaret is the twin of La Giralda in Seville. They do not allow non-Muslim tourists to enter. Horrible the led panel placed in front of one of the doors, ruin the poetry.

Unfinished like Hassan Tower in Rabat. We could see from outside only. Just a stroll from the main square, Medina etc. Takes just a few minutes to see.

Short walk from main square, beautiful architecture and pleasant gardens. Give at least 30 mins to get full opportunities for varied views and photos etc.

Situated at the end of Mohammed Avenue is the largest mosque called koutiubie mosque it has both mail and separate female prayer rooms which you can visit prayer times are every hour st the 45 mins time and you hear them prayers via loud speakers...More