Meknes

Widely considered North Africa's most beautiful gate. — Fodor's

The Meknès version of Fez's residential college of the same name is arguably more beautiful and better preserved than its better-known twin. — Fodor's

One of four sacred sites in Morocco open to non-Muslims. — Fodor's

This is one of the few sanctuaries in Morocco that is open to non-Muslims. — Michelin Guide

Its collection includes traditional ceramics, jewellery, textiles and cedar-wood craft. The Andalusian garden and courtyard are shady, peaceful spots dotted with orange trees. — Lonely Planet

Come here in the early evening, especially in the warmer months, to witness musicians, storytellers, and African herboristes taking center stage in a smaller version of Marrakech's Jemaa el Fna — Frommer's

The furthest west that the Romans reached was Volubilis, in northern Morocco. — Afar Magazine

— Afar Magazine

The first place any Meknessi will take you to give you an idea of the second Alaouite sultan's grandiose vision. — Fodor's