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About this place
A historic 12-windowed building beside the Bou Inania Madrasa, once housing a hydraulic clock that marked the hours using brass bowls. Close to the Royal Palace entrance.
Practical information
Rue Rue Talaa Kebira, Fes, Morocco
Opening hoursMonday: Open 24 hours
Tuesday: Open 24 hours
Wednesday: Open 24 hours
Thursday: Open 24 hours
Friday: Open 24 hours
Saturday: Open 24 hours
Sunday: Open 24 hours
Points included in this audio guide
1
Façade with Windows and Bronze Bowls
The Dar al-Magana façade features twelve arched windows and twelve platforms that once held bronze bowls, with a thirteenth special element to the right, all sheltered by a projecting timber canopy.
2
Hydraulic Mechanism (Water Clock)
The Dar al-Magana's clepsidra measured time using regulated water flow between vessels, driving a system of ropes, pulleys, wooden floats, and counterweights to mark the hours of the day.
Professional audio guide of Dar al-Magana (Water Clock House)
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2 points of interest included
- 1.Façade with Windows and Bronze Bowls
- 2.Hydraulic Mechanism (Water Clock)
Kids audio available
Kids version available with adapted and fun language for the little ones (5 min)
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