Captured at the ancient site of Volubilis, this arch stands under a clear blue sky, showcasing Roman architectural prowess.
Connections across Morocco
The physical road sequence is Meknes → Moulay Idriss Zerhoun → Volubilis → Meknes. Road scope: paved regional roads. Safety setting: Use official visitor access and current opening information.
The mapped road from Meknes to Meknes runs via Moulay Idriss Zerhoun and Volubilis.
- road-network drive time
- 1h 12m
- km by road
- 57 km
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Meknes
- Meknès: discovering Morocco through its instruments
Built around Dar Jamaï's classified display of more than one hundred instruments, this is a facilitated museum-learning session rather than a promised concert.
- Meknes
Meknès is the imperial city that the crowds forgot — the 17th-century capital of Sultan Moulay Ismail, who built himself a Moroccan Versailles of monumental gates, twenty-five kilometres of walls, and vast granaries whose scale still staggers.
- Meknes Olive Oil
Its defining character is olive oil connecting Meknes and Zerhoun countryside with tastings, farms and food roads.
- FICAM Meknes International Animation Film Festival
FICAM Meknes International Animation Film Festival connects event programming with dates, tickets, hotels, transport and destination experiences in Fes-Meknes.
- Meknes Power, Water and Music in Two Days
Meknes makes more sense when imperial scale is followed by intimate sound. Day one traces public authority from a monumental gate and ceremonial square to the granary-and-water infrastructure of the royal city; day two enters Dar Jamaï, where a palace interior now frames the diversity of Moroccan music. A final market-edge pause returns that national collection to living urban rhythm.
- El Gour Megalithic Site
El Gour Megalithic Site is a archaeological site in Fes-Meknes, best approached from Meknes. Its value comes from an under-known megalithic and archaeological setting near Meknes.