Taroudant

The city of Taroudant walled city is a microcosm of the Moroccan market. Participated in friendly haggling in the market in one of the key fields, then Rejuvenate and relax in one of vitality saunas authentic. Take a trip to one day to Oasis Tiote fun, or watch the birds in the Souss Massa National Park, or enjoy an evening under the stars with Berber folk music.

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Assilah

Asilah is a quiet town on the northern coast of Morocco, it is a place overlooking the Atlantic coast and meant visitors who tend to love the calm and stillness. The city offers a refuge from the bustling cities adjacent to Tangier and Tetouan, The city enjoys authentic uninhabited beaches and dreamy with a relaxed atmosphere. The town is dominated by the character of buildings in the Mediterranean countries, comes from including white houses with blue touches on the walls and doors. Vcefov homes decorated charges shed light on the theme of good enjoyed by the island as a place favorite artists.

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Chefchaouen

 

This city was built in the booming Moroccan Rif Mountains originally in order to be a fortress in the fifteenth century. And resemble the mountains above the city of Chefchaouen horny goat, and perhaps not a coincidence that the National creamy goat cheese is one of the most famous regional foods fun. There is no doubt that the lovers of architecture surprised to meditation to blue buildings inspired by the buildings of the Jewish and octagonal mosque ruins as well as Spanish.

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Meknes

The city of Meknes, which have not received saw a lot of them tourists, noisy modern city of about a million people in northern Morocco, and about 80 miles away on the inside of the capital Rabat. And I have to make the local hero Moulay Ismail of Meknes center of Morocco at the end of the 17th century and the beginning of the 18th century, and his tomb is a main places of attraction for visitors in the city. Among the other features that are not to be missed had in Meknes Museum of Moroccan Arts (which includes jewelry and archaeological artifacts fantastic) and Bab Mansour (the largest section of the city and most spectacular).

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Merzouga

Enjoy views of the sunset and enjoy the picturesque village elder to pass on the inner while riding camels wander on his face across the Erg Chebbi dunes formed by wind. Through all of this, give Merzouga, a small village in south-eastern Morocco, an atmosphere of desert life on tourists. The curfew will even access to neighboring villages to enjoy the revelry African manifestations, including music and dance. Ask your hotel to arrange a trip supervised by a tourist guides.

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Rabat

The city of Rabat, the capital of the coastal state of Morocco since 1912, and a population of more than a million people. It is a modern city, but at the same time conservative and committed to the controls of Morocco, and also includes many fascinating historic sites, comes from including rod Wadia Al khallaba picturesque, which was built in the mid-century, 12 was the goal of building a silo Hassan unique, and that work has started at the end of the 12th century, a beacon that contain the largest in the world, but he did not complete the work until now. On the opposite side of the silo is located Mausoleum of Mohammed V, which is due to the 20th century, and is one of the main parameters of other attractions for visitors in the city.

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Tangier

The city of Tangier, located on the Strait of Gibraltar in the area of ​​convergence for the continent of Africa, Europe, the importance of a strategic long-eon ago. But it is a city ruled crowds of invaders who through the centuries, the Romans had them and tribes Vandals, Byzantines, Arabs and Portuguese, are the city dating back to two thousand a year and a half, making it one of the oldest cities in North Africa. One of the most vital areas of the country in the old city and the trachea and the bazaars and markets, also enjoys the magic of breathtaking beaches. In the last century, Tangier became a spot frequented by wealthy people from all over the world.

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