Audio Guide of Kasbah of Larache

The Kasbah is open every day from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., although the museum inside closes on Monday afternoons. It is easily reached on foot from the Larache medina; public parking is near the main entrance. For more details, see the official Morocco tourism website.

Entry to the exterior of the Kasbah is free, but access to the Archaeological Museum inside costs only 10 MAD (about 1 euro) per person. Children and local guides enter free of charge. Check updated prices on TripAdvisor.

A full visit takes between 1 and 2 hours, including the museum and panoramic views. If you go with a guide, you can extend it to 2.5 hours for more historical detail.

Built by the Portuguese in 1571 as a defensive fortress, the Kasbah was captured by the Moroccans in 1689 and today houses a museum with Roman and Phoenician artifacts. It represents the fusion of European and Islamic influences in Morocco's history. More info on Wikipedia.

Spring (March-May) or autumn (September-November) are ideal because of the mild weather; avoid summer because of the intense heat. Go early in the morning for fewer crowds and better light for photos.

The main access has stairs and uneven cobbled streets, making it not very accessible for wheelchairs. There are partial ramps in the museum, but it is recommended to contact Larache City Hall (tel: +212 539 91 00 00) for special assistance.

Nearby you will find the Larache Medina with its vibrant souks, the Port of Larache, and the Caves of Hercules 15 km away. Also visit Liberation Square for a coffee with Atlantic views.

Bring comfortable shoes, water, and sunscreen; hire a local guide for 100-200 MAD for fascinating stories. Download an audio guide at IAudioguia to explore at your own pace, and do not miss the sunset views from the walls.