المآثر التاريخية بالانجليزية
معالم اثرية باللغة الانجليزية
معالم سياحية بالانجليزية
الماثر التاريخية بالمغرب باللغة الانجليزية
موضوع حول الماثر التاريخية بالمغرب بالانجليزية
اسماء المعالم التاريخية
تعريف المعالم التاريخية
مآثر تاريخية بالفرنسية
معالم تاريخية في العالم
JEMAA EL FNA
Destination of all enchantment, Jamaâ El Fna Square tells through its storytellers, dancers, water sellers and snake charmers, the history of Morocco yesterday and today while subjugating its visitors by its charm that starts in the morning and still only reaches its peak in the evening. Another symbol of the ocher city, religious, the minaret of Koutoubia closely adjoining the square, medieval Moroccan chronicles written between the XIth and the XIVth century refer to a Rahba al-Ksar, an esplanade of the palace located in the vicinity of Koutoubia. It would have publicly inflicted exemplary punishment from the twelfth century.
It is the most famous monument of Rabat. Sultan Yacoub El Mansour (XII century) planned to build the largest mosque in the Muslim world, after that of Samarra in Iraq. Unfortunately, the works were abandoned after his death in 1199. The tower was to peak at more than 60m, but reached only 44m. Originally the minaret was built to accommodate up to 40000 people. His style is a masterpiece of traditional Moroccan art.
The Mohammed-V mausoleum is a royal tomb located in Rabat, capital of Morocco. It is located on the esplanade of the Hassan tower and overlooking the mouth of the Bouregreg river. The mausoleum houses the tombs of the king
Mohammed V - ex-Sultan Mohammed Sidi Mohammed Youssef - and his sons, Prince Moulay Abdallah and King Hassan II. Designed by the Vietnamese architect Eric Vo Toan, it was built between 1961 and 1971, 10 years of work with 400 Moroccan artisans. The building is characterized by its classic Arab-Andalusian style according to traditional Moroccan art.
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