Hassan Tower, Rabat Morocco

During the 12th century, the Moroccan ruler Yacub al-Mansur made the ambitious decision to construct the largest mosque in the world.
Unfortunately, al-Mansour died before the completion of the project, halting construction for centuries; however, the surviving minaret, now known as the Hassan Tower, had already become one of the most impressive in the world.
In 2012, UNESCO recognized the importance of the structure, and in an effort to preserve the sprawling complex and intricate architectural achievement, they declared the complex a protected World Heritage site.
Today, visitors can explore the ruins that stretch all the way to the tomb of Mohammed V and his sons. When deciding what to do in Rabat, this site is often at the top of travelers’ lists.
Visitors, including non-Muslim visitors, are welcome to tour the interior of the tomb; however, guests are reminded to be quiet and respectful, as the mausoleum is the resting place of the former King and is guarded by the Moroccan Royal Guard.
The Hassan Tower is located at the northeast corner of the Quartier Hassan near the Jardin Tour Hassan. At the far end of the site, bordering Avenue Tour Hassan, visitors will find the ornate mausoleum.

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