A small building with a great dome
The pavilion is about 7.35 by 5.45 metres at its base and 12 metres high, built of stone, brick and cedar wood. Walk around the site first to see the patterned dome and the arched openings beneath it.
Under the cupola
Inside, the cupola is carved with pine cones, palms, acanthus leaves, shells and palmettes. It has been compared to the domes of the Great Mosque of Córdoba and the Bab al-Mardum Mosque in Toledo.
Muqarnas in the corners
Each of the four corners holds a small cupola carved with muqarnas, some of the earliest in Morocco. A damaged Arabic inscription runs around the interior and names Ali ibn Yusuf.



