Morocco, a land of diverse beauty, lies at the far west of North Africa—where Arab and Amazigh cultures meet, where Andalusian charm blends with Sufi spirit and African depth. From the Atlantic Ocean to the Atlas Mountains and the vast Sahara, Morocco offers a rich cultural and spiritual experience, with delicious cuisine, warm hospitality, and a history that stretches back centuries. Meknes is one of Morocco’s four imperial cities, located in the north-central region. Known for its peaceful atmosphere and beautiful architecture, it was founded by Sultan Moulay Ismail in the 17th century, who made it the capital of his kingdom. He adorned it with massive walls, majestic gates, and grand palaces. Some of its main landmarks include: ⚜️ Bab Mansour – one of the most stunning historical gates in North Africa. 🕌 The Mausoleum of Moulay Ismail – a spiritual and architectural masterpiece. 🏰 Dar El Mekhzen Palace and El Bahira Palace 🐴 The Royal Stables – famous for housing hundreds of horses. 🧱 The Old Medina, recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site. But Meknes is not just a city of the past—it’s also full of life and youth, especially in the Hamria district. 📍 Dar Center Location – In the Heart of Hamria, Meknes Dar Center for teaching Arabic and Darija is located in Hamria, the modern part of Meknes. 🏙️ Filled with cafes, libraries, and public gardens 🚉 Close to the train station for easy travel to and from other cities 🛍️ Surrounded by shops, markets, and modern amenities 🏫 A lively hub for students, teachers, and cultural seekers Meknes has a mild summer climate—warm during the day, fresh and breezy in the evening—making it the perfect place for learning, exploring, and enjoying a full cultural experience.