One of the most sought after activities during Meknes tours is to go out on Sightseeing in Meknes. The city is home to numerous historical buildings, monuments and scenic beauties. Sightseeing in Meknes gives you the chance to explore the tourist attractions of the city and get a deeper insight of the various aspects of the culture and tradition that has influenced it over the years.
While out on Sightseeing in Meknes, one should make it a point to visit the Roman ruins of Volubilis. UNESCO has recognized it as a World Heritage Site. It would be better if you just hire a cab and visit the ruins of Volubilis. Other places of tourist interest that are worth visiting are Place Hedim, Bab Mansour, Heri es-Souani, Medersa Bou Inania, Meknes Royal Golf Course, Habs Qara, Al masjid AlAdam, Mausoleum of Moulay Ismail, and so on. The ancient Al masjid AlAdam is the largest standing mosque in the city.
Dar Jamai Museum, Meknes
The Dar Jamai museum is known as Musče Dar Jamai in French. The Dar Jamai museum was constructed in the year 1882. It was the place where the Jamai family resided. This is an old palace which is to be found at the back of Place Hedim. The palace has now been turned into a museum. Dar Jamai museum was turned into the Museum of Moroccan Arts is the year 1920. As you take a stroll around the museum, you will come across the exhibits where the old copies of the Qur'an have been put on display. The display of various jewels and artifacts, wood carvings, wrought ironwork, leather-work, weaving, and crafts of brass and other metals are very enjoyable.
Bab Mansour
Another top attraction for Sightseeing in Meknes is Bab Mansour. In Arabic, the term 'Bab' means 'door'. Among many gates in the city, Bab Mansour is the most beautiful and at the same time, the largest gate in Meknes. The site is directly across the Place Hedim, which is in the main square of medina.
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