Koutoubia Mosque
The city's largest mosque, whose soaring minaret is the landmark that guides you across Marrakech.
Don't miss at Koutoubia Mosque
- ◆ The 77-metre minaret
- ◆ 12th-century architecture
- ◆ Landscaped gardens
Insider tip
Non-Muslims can't enter, but the gardens and floodlit evening view are lovely.
Koutoubia Mosque — visitor questions
What is Koutoubia Mosque known for?
The city's largest mosque, whose soaring minaret is the landmark that guides you across Marrakech. Highlights include: The 77-metre minaret; 12th-century architecture; Landscaped gardens.
Where is Koutoubia Mosque?
Koutoubia Mosque is in Medina, Marrakech — Ave Mohammed V, Medina, Marrakech. More info: https://www.visitmorocco.com
Any tips for visiting Koutoubia Mosque?
Non-Muslims can't enter, but the gardens and floodlit evening view are lovely.
Can Chauffyr take me to Koutoubia Mosque?
Yes — Chauffyr provides a private, fixed-price chauffeur to Koutoubia Mosque and between every stop on your Marrakech itinerary, with no parking or driving to worry about.
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