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roxykon: Casablanca, along the Corniche, beside the Atlantic Ocean.
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roxykon: An exquitely carved door in the royal palace- Rabat.
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roxykon: Part of the mosque in the complex of the Royal Palace- Rabat.
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roxykon: Details of the rooftop from the mausoleum of Mohammed the 5th- Rabat.
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roxykon: Fountains decorated with zellige.
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roxykon: Another excellent sample of fountains decorated with zellige tiles.
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roxykon: Hassan's Tower; Rabat.
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roxykon: The 21 middle-columns of the Hall of Prayer could accommodate 40,000 people.
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roxykon: The ceiling of the Mausoleum of Muhhamad the 5th, the king who led the country to its independence.
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roxykon: Inside the Kaashba(fortified quarter) of the Uddaya, the name coming from a military unit of the same name; Rabat.
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roxykon: Bougainvillias are the dominant flower in the Kaashba.
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roxykon: Moroccan musician in Kaashba, Rabat.
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roxykon: This little yard, decorated with tiles, leads to the Mausoleum of Mullah Ishmail in Meknes.
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roxykon: A side street next to the Lala Aouda Square in Meknes.
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roxykon: Fez, as seen from the necropolis of the Marinides dynasty.
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roxykon: Fez, the most ancient of the imperial cities of Morocco.
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roxykon: One of the elaborated doors of the Dar el Makhzen Palace- Fez.
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roxykon: Details of the bronze knockers of one the main gates of the palace.
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roxykon: The facade of one of the buildings of the Dar el Makhzen Palace; Fez.
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roxykon: Windows of one of the houses in the Mihla, the Jewish quarter of Fez.
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roxykon: Building in the Medina of Fez.
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roxykon: Wooden cedar facing in the inner courtyard of the madrassa of Bu Inania, the biggest in Fez.
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roxykon: The tanks where the process of the leather takes place in the Medina of Fez.
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roxykon: The minaret of the Koutoubia Mosque in Marrakesh.
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roxykon: 'Koutoubia',in Arabic means 'the mosque of the booksellers.
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roxykon: Bahia Mansion-Marrakesh.
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roxykon: Bahia Mansion-Marrakesh.
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roxykon: Elaborate iron-wrought windows in the old city of Marrakesh.
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roxykon: Inside the Majorelle Gardens; Marrakesh.
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roxykon: This 12-acre botanical garden was created by the expatriate French artist Jacques Majorelle in the 1920s and 1930s during the colonial period when Morocco was a protectorate of France.