Medina Walls
Taza & Around, MAplace
The impressive restored medina walls, around 3km in circumference, are a legacy from when Taza served briefly as the Almohad capital in the 12th century. The two most interesting sections are the crumbling bastion, now used as a grain store, and the Bab er-Rih, for its spectacular views. The outer road that leads to Bab er-Rih is also interesting for its richly decorated doorways and windows high up in the walls, guarded by old, carved cedar screens.
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Station: 339n41w · 23.7 km away · 1251m