Larache Off The Beaten Path

  ALONG MOHAMMED V AVENUE
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Lixus
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Just north of Larache is Lixus, and ancient site bearing some of the most important Carthaginian and Roman ruins in the country. They are slowly being excavated and less than half have been uncovered so far which include the ramparts, baths and sanctuaries. The site is thought to be where Hercules collected his apples. There is a bus you can catch or even a boat which will go to Lixus from Larache – across the Loukos estuary.

Written Mar 18, 2009

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Along Boulevard Mohammed V
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ALONG MOHAMMED V AVENUE, LARACHE

Look at another building/palace I found in Cite Nouvelle (New City). My walk along Boulevard Mohammed V was a very good choice although it was a bit hot around midday. There are a lot of beautiful, old and renovated, well-kept buildings there. This area of Larache was the cleanest and looked safe and relaxing.

Written Jul 6, 2005

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The tallest minaret
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THE WHITE MOSQUE, LARACHE

Another example of great architecture, Muslim that time, is the White Mosque at Mohammad V Avenue in Cite Nouvelle (New City). Notice unusual shape of the tallest minaret of Larache which is good orientation point. A typical North African minaret is square. It's a pity that all mosques are closed for non-muslims in Larache.

Written Jul 6, 2005

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Take a walk around the New City
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ALONG MOHAMMED V AVENUE

When I finished to walk around the medina I decided to take an our walk around Cite Nouvelle (the New City). Look at my picture to see what I found walking Boulevard Mohammed V - the main street of Cite Nouvelle.

There are a few beautiful, renovated, old buildings put along the street and built in unique style: a mixture of North African Muslim and Spanish architecture. They house various city offices nowadays. Well, I knew this mixed style from some Andalusian cities of southern Spain (Sevilla for example).

Written Jul 6, 2005

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Relaxing atmosphere of Larache

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 Larache is a summer Atlantic resort very popular among Moroccans, I was told. I found a lot of Spanish influences from the period of colonisation in Larache's medina. Add whitewashed houses, blue... 

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 Larache is a little off the main roads and is located in the Tanger-Tetouan area of North Morocco. The town was established by Arab soldiers who were based at Lixus, moved to the southern bank of the... 

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 Larache My time in Larache was short, a couple hours at most. The main reason for coming to here is to visit the Roman ruins of Lixus just outside Larache but you can read about them on my Lixus... 

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