Description: Guests will enter through beautifully decorated keyhole arches into a lush Andalusian garden, filled with ornate fountains, marble pools, palm trees, and vibrant flowers. The tranquil atmosphere and mosaic-covered walls offer a true escape from the city, perfect for taking photos and enjoying peaceful moments before heading inside. Guides will highlight the Moorish design and the importance of garden symbolism in Islamic culture.

Travelers discover the heart of the mosque, with its grand prayer hall, hand-carved dome, giant chandelier, and colorful carpets. The 33-meter minaret stands watch over the complex, reflecting the architectural heritage of North Africa and Spain. Although entry into the prayer hall is reserved for worshippers, guests can appreciate the space from the doorway and learn about the mosque’s religious significance and rich artistic details.

to conclude, visitors explore the Moroccan-inspired tea room with its mint tea service and oriental pastries, and can optionally visit the famous hammam (traditional steam bath) for relaxation. The adjacent souk offers a glimpse into Moroccan crafts, ceramics, and textiles. This part immerses guests in a relaxing, sensory journey, preserving the mosque’s traditions of hospitality and community.