Marrakech the”Pearl of the South”, the”Red City”… we do not know how adjective. This beautiful Moroccan city is one of the largest in the country. Located at the intersection of Sahara and High Atlas Mountains, home to almost 1.5 million inhabitants (not counting tourists) is to say if life is indeed... 

Listed as World Heritage of Humanity by UNESCO as its neighbor Fez, Meknes is undoubtedly part of the program visit the imperial cities of Morocco. These two cities have in common an urban structure juxtaposing the streets of Medina formed the area around Imperial the palace and its gardens, and the new city of wide avenues... 

Palm and deserts Casbahs The diversity of the region of Ouarzazate is one of the top tourist attractions of Morocco. Ouarzazate has long been a meeting point between the peoples of North and South of the African continent. Inhabited first by the Berbers she also knew an economic boom important following the discovery of mines.... 

Popular resort Agadir and chic restaurants Agadir and terraces by the sea, beautiful beaches, trendy bars. Paradise investors building at all is paradise for retirees and young and trendy, a paradise for fans of idleness … Agadir is also a major fishing port and an excellent base for exploring the surrounding villages. VN:F... 

The most beautiful of cities Chefchaouen Rif (or Chefchaouen) is located 115 km from Tangier. Its name in Berber means the horns and refers to the two mountains between which it is built (Djebel Efchaouen). VN:F [1.5.7_846]please wait...Rating: 0.0/10 (0 votes cast)VN:F [1.5.7_846]Rating: 0 (from 0 votes) Read More →

They are walled cities, rich in history, witnessing the Portuguese presence. Located on the Atlantic coast between Tangier and Agadir, in beautiful natural sites. The road between them is in itself a spectacle worth seeing: bird sanctuaries, forests of argan and yours … The beaches of this coast is considered a paradise... 

CASABLANCA The Great Mosque Hassan II is the largest religious structure, representative of the twentieth century in Morocco. With capacity for 25,000 people in prayer, with 25 gates of titanium and a laser that points to Mecca’s Grand Mosque Hassan II is a show worth seeing. VN:F [1.5.7_846]please wait...Rating: 0.0/10... 

In July 2008 I spent several weeks in Morocco. One day, I was exploring the medina in Fes and stopped to talk to a proprietor of one of the many souks. I practiced my French on him for several minutes and then went on my way. He wouldn’t let me go until I promised to stop by later in the afternoon to examine his goods....