Loubnane mosque
In some sources the mosque is named “Lebanese”. Entrance for non-Muslims is prohibited.
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Modern architecture
Modern architecture of Morocco. From 1957 till today.
The Wall of Commemoration
The wall of remembrance is dedicated to the victims of the earthquake of 1960.
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Cite Dakhla district
GPS will bring you to a small garden. Next to it you will find narrow streets with private houses and a lot of blooming plants over the fences. This district is good for a silent walk or for accommodation.
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Fire department
Unusual building of fire station has a shape of an unfinished circle with the tower inside of it. It was erected in 1963 by Moroccan architect of French origin – Jean Francois Zevaco.
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City Hall of Agadir
City Hall was erected by Émile Duhon in 1960. It represents brutalism (a style descended from the modernist architectural movement) in Morocco.
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Mausoleum of Mohammed V
Mausoleum of Mohammed V was erected in 1971 by Eric Vo Toan, it took 10 years to create this masterpiece of modern Alaouite architecture. Entrance: Free.
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Hassan II Mosque
Masterpiece of modern Alaouite architecture. This is the only mosque that one can visit in Morocco being non-Muslim.
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Unusual office buildings, avenue Hassan II
These office buildings have very unusual exterior: bay windows, that look like spikes when you stand close to them; mirror panels, that catch reflections of sky or street – just choose the right angle; windows that form horizontal lines.
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Morocco Mall
It’s not just a shopping centre. Here you will also find a huge aquarium with panoramic elevators and one of the largest dancing fountains in the world.
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