Volubilis

Volubilis is a roman ruin, located a few kilometers from the imperial city of Meknes between Fez and Rabat. To get there, you can take a train to Meknes and then take a bus to Volubilis. The nearest town is Moulay Driss, and you can walk to the ruin. Alternatively, you could share the cost of a taxi with some other tourists. The ruins of this archaeological site are the most conserved of Morocco and were built in the third century BC, when the Roman Empire stretched across the Mediterranean Sea. It is now a protected UNESCO World Heritage Site. It was part of a colony that founded Cartagena, and in its heyday was a city managed by Mauritania.

The archaeological site of Volubilis has been declared a World Heritage Site by Unesco. They are the remains of a Roman city, which some say the best preserved in North Africa, is a highly recommended visit if you walk around the area, and if you are passionate about history. It is an area covering ​​several hectares, inside the place, sometimes the condition leaves something to be desired, but you can still can feel the past and let your imagination fly Within the site it is not uncommon to see shepherds whose goats add a special touch. To get there you have to go from the city of Meknes, the