Morocco

This small mausoleum is one of the tombs of the Seven Men of Marrakesh, established as a pilgrimage circuit in the 17th century. Sidi Abd El Aziz was a theologian in Fes and died in 1508.

Founded in 857 by a wealthy woman from Tunisia, the Kairaouine is the second-largest mosque in Morocco and the country's spiritual center. Its minaret, dating from 956, is Morocco's oldest.

This medersa (Islamic college) is one of the most beautiful examples of Islamic architecture in Morocco, and non-Muslims are permitted to enter. It was built at great cost under Sultan Bou Inan (1351-

The town of Moulay Idriss in northern Morocco has been a place of pilgrimage for centuries, thanks to its tomb of Moulay Idriss el Akhbar, a descendant of the Prophet Muhammad.

The famous main square of Marrakesh, known for its snake charmers and lively night market.