This Medina is a bit less hectic than those in Fez and Marrakech. That said, our guide was this aggressive about making a sale of carpets to our party. Once one of us indicated that he might want a rug, the guide took us immediately to a carpet store. Not only did the person in the store launch into selling... More

Not so big that you get lost, helpful people,beautiful alleys and doorways. The Medersa is stunning and only 10 DH to enter and take all the photos you want. More

The medina of Meknes is a maze, it is very easy to lose your way! More

Easy to navigate and not get lost. Smaller than other cities which is the charm. The city and its Medina need several slow and easy days to appreciate. walking is eays. People are friendly. As all over too many touts, some persistent. Most sidle up pretending to want nothing then ask for Dirham after doing next to nothing. A few... More

medina si great - is not so big - no labyrint. Is very calm a pleasant... More

meknes was the capital of the kingdom , under the rule of the alaouite king Moulay ismail, between 1672 and 1728.you need at least 3 hours to visit the following, the mausoleum. the graneries, bab mansour and the souks by lahdim square. More

Bustling city with busy roads right up to the Medina. Step off the road into the alleys and step back in time. A crush of colours, smells, people and experiences. Small enough to wander around without worrying about getting lost - just ask the way back to the main square outside and start again. We didn't have time to see... More

Lovely small medina, No hassles from stall holders make it a pleasure to wander around. The dar Jamai museum has limited signage and information but has some interesting pieces. Upstairs are a lovely furnished lounge, bedroom and music room which gives a good appreciation of earlier times as a palace. The merdersa bou inania is beautiful, and you are able... More

you feel free to walk around, not disturbed by to many people looking for your money.. More