It is a very big mosque but non-Muslims will not get any idea of it as they are not allowed in, and the exterior is built up with shops and houses. The surrounding area has some interesting medina shops and a nice small square. More

Unfortunately, this mosque, as with most mosques in Morocco, is closed off to non-believers, and that's a shame because for those of us who like visiting mosques and appreciating the art and architecture, the little we can see is enough to make us want more. You can hang out in the doorways - no one seems to mind as long... More

Well maintained and beautiful. Unfortunately unable to visit interior, but the history and buildings are amazing. More

We couldn't enter, but what we saw was beautiful. A very clever man, who was in the mosque told some tourists to give him their camera so he would take some pictures of the mosque on the inside. He managed to earn himself a nice bit of pocked money with it. More

Since we weren't Muslims, we weren't allowed to enter. But be sure to peek in the doors for a gorgeous view! More

Founded in the 9th century and rebuilt in the 11th, the mosque is beautiful. As non-Muslims, we could not enter, but along with many tourists we peeked through the open gates More

As non-muslims we could only look in from the outside but we saw enough - the beautiful mosaic courtyard with fountain for ablutions and then views through many doors of the cool calm carpetted interior with white-washed walls. It was very pleasing. More

I loved all the tile work on the ceilings and it just looked amazing from whatever entrance you viewed it from. More

i think its really bad by lorenzo cavallini More