abd el ati el akkari | Aug 5, 2018

Good

Adam Maximillion | Jun 9, 2018

Nice..

HARSH PATEL | Jul 1, 2018

The Almoravid koubba in Marrakech, Morocco. The Almoravid Koubba (or Koubba Ba'adiyin/Barudiyin) is a small monument in Marrakech, Morocco. Dating to the 12th century, it was erected by the Almoravid dynasty. At the entrance and at the top of the prayer room is the inscription: I was created for science and prayer, by the prince of the believers, descendant of the prophet, Abdallah, most glorious of all Caliphs. Pray for him when you enter the door, so that you may fulfill your highest hopes. The inscription refers to the Abbasid Caliph of Baghdad, and gives hommage to Ali ibn Yusuf, the patron of the building.

Tamer Abdo | Apr 18, 2018

Closed for renovations

Ji Gu | Sep 25, 2017

closed for renovation

Susana Ruiz | Oct 4, 2016

Interesting to make up your mind how the students live there and then, but not gardens which I think is one of the strength of this city.

BELLOUT AHMED | Jan 14, 2017

A historical monument back to the Almoravids in the old medina worth a visit

K leo | Dec 16, 2017

Under renovation.

Liang Shen | Dec 15, 2016

Local people really need to learn how to treat historical relic. The ground is full of trash. It might be better to put it in the Louvre.