Koutoubia

Beautiful, historical mosque 🕌 that had an ancient minaret. I uploaded pictures and videos of how it looks both inside and outside. I highly recommend going here. It is open during prayer times. You can enter, without shoes, 10 or 15 minutes before prayer times. Just google prayer times in Marrakesh and you will know the timings. The architecture is superb. The design is flawless. It is a great representation of traditional Moroccan mosques.

Beautiful classical Masjid, such a contrast to the modern structures I am used to. SubhanAllah, you can feel the historic nature of it, inside was clean and relatively new. Decent walking distance from the Jma'a Al Fanaa too.

Only experienced this Mosque from the outside but either way, great site to see. They were currently reconstructing a few spots due to the earthquake they had about 2 years ago. Great big mosque. Nice huge walking platform to see the mosque from all different angles. Excited I was able to see this place up close and admire it. Walking distance to Souks and hotels around the area.

I loved this place, it’s spacious and beautiful, calm, soul healing place. Must do if you in Marrakesh city. Mosque opens at prayer times so go in at that time for free and do prayer plus appreciate the architecture and simplicity of this marvellous structure. Loved the tall rising minaret.

Absolutely beautiful 😍 the Koutoubia mosque feels so peaceful in the madness of Marrakech. The architecture of the building is amazing. Would definitely advise to go there with a guide as there is some much history and information to learn, it's fascinating. The gardens are very well looked after and perfect compliment to the mosque.

This mosque is amazing. It shows how much work was put into it and how beautiful it is. It's over 800 years old, and considering that, I think that it must deserve to be a five-star. Another great reason to give it five stars is because the mosque is kept very clean and tidy. You must put your shoes in a bag which helps to keep it clean. Please note that you must be a Muslim to enter.

One of Marrakesh’s most famous landmarks and a true architectural masterpiece. Entrance is allowed to Muslims only as this is an active space of worship. Nevertheless the building itself is a reason to visit the large square in front of it and enjoy the views, especially at night.

Easily the hallmark of Marrakesh, a very beautiful and quaint mosque built in the 11th century first and then renovated later. The Minaret/Tower is awe-inspiring considering the fact it was built so many centuries earlier when there were no machines. The inside of the mosque is equally impressive and entry restricted to followers only as the mosque is fully functional with 5 times prayers being offered.