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| The Hassan II mosque rises over the Atlantic and is the largest religious building in the world after Mecca, while the minaret with its 210 m height is the highest in the world. The building was completed in 1993, after five years to 6000 there were Moroccan craftsmen worked day and night, producing beautiful carvings, decorations zellij and stucco. The building is also equipped with advanced technological systems, ceiling, furniture, doors and electric heated floor. Designed by French architect Michel Pinseau, the mosque can accommodate 25,000 worshipers, while 80,000 others may find a place on the esplanade outside. The mosque one of the few religious buildings of Morocco also open to non Muslims, upon reasonable payment means (in 2009 at a cost of € 11.00). As you can see from the picture, is worth a visit and to escape the noise and air pollution in the city and enjoy a fresh sea air. |
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