Meknes is a city rich in history and culture, and some of the most important landmarks that should not be missed are:

• Bab Mansour: One of the most famous gates of the city, and an architectural masterpiece of Islamic art.
• The Green Square: The heart of the city, where markets and traditional crafts come together.
• The Sleymaniyah Baths: Historical 
•  baths that reflect the art of Moroccan architecture.
• The Kasbah: The old city that includes many palaces and mosques.

Meknes can be visited year-round, but the period between spring and autumn is considered the best to enjoy the mild climate. Spring is when nature blooms, while autumn is ideal for relaxation and enjoying local festivals

Meknes cuisine is characterized by its diversity and unique flavor, and some of the dishes that should be tried are:

• Couscous: A traditional Moroccan dish served with vegetables and meat.
• Tagine: A dish cooked in an earthenware pot and served with vegetables, chicken, or meat.
• Bastilla: A traditional Moroccan dessert made of almonds and pastry.

Meknes offers many recreational activities, including:

• Visiting traditional markets: Buying souvenirs and handicrafts.
• Horseback riding: Exploring the city in a traditional way.
• Visiting gardens and museums: Learning about Moroccan history and culture.
• Relaxing in a traditional cafe: And drinking mint tea.