The Koutoubia Mosque was built during the 12th century, during the Hispano-Moresque period known for its simple luxury and masterful craftsmanship, by the Almohad dynasty, They started on the building of the Koutoubia in 1150, and it took them 40 years to complete.

The rich heritage of Marrakech is nearly a thousand years. The time here seems to stand still. The culture is vivid. Jemaa El Fna Square is where you’ll soak up the culture and the lights. Come experience this gathering place where people eat various delicacies a,d revel in the bright lights of its shows, reveling in the local delicacies. Storytellers, singers, fortune tellers and gnawa musicians, the square knows how to vary its charms. Marrakech also hosts its part of splendid festivals. The city is a moviemaking landmark. Each December it hosts the Marrakech International Film Festival, which draws the biggest names from the silver screen. In the middle of the year, popular arts are honored with their own festival, during which visitors are treated to the traditional songs, dances and music of Morocco. Enjoy this close encounter with the country's culture in a lighthearted ambiance. Be part of this cultural event in the city's cafés and parks all day long.