Morocco
Morocco is a North African kingdom where Arab, Berber, African, and European influences converge across dramatically varied landscapes—from Atlantic and Mediterranean coastlines through the Rif and Atlas mountain ranges to the edge of the Sahara.
Cities & regions
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Marrakech is Morocco's most-visited city and one of Africa's great travel destinations. A city of two distinct worlds: the ancient walled Medina (a UNESCO Wo…
Open guideFes (also spelled Fez) is Morocco's spiritual and intellectual capital — a city of extraordinary medieval complexity. Fes el-Bali is the world's largest car-…
Open guideCasablanca is Morocco's largest city and economic capital, a modern, cosmopolitan metropolis on the Atlantic coast. Known internationally through the 1940s H…
Open guideMerzouga is a small oasis village at the edge of the Sahara Desert in southeastern Morocco, serving as the primary gateway to Erg Chebbi — a spectacular sea…
Open guideRabat is Morocco's capital city — relaxed, cultured, and noticeably less hectic than Marrakech or Fez. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, it blends medieval medin…
Open guideChefchaouen — 'the Blue Pearl of Morocco' — is a small city in the northwest Rif Mountains, famous for its blue-painted medina of cascading alleyways, lanes,…
Open guideChefchaouen is a small city in the Rif Mountains of northern Morocco, universally known as 'The Blue Pearl of Morocco' for its distinctive blue-washed medina…
Open guideOuarzazate (pronounced 'war-zah-zat') sits at the foot of the Atlas Mountains in south-central Morocco, at the gateway to the Sahara. Known as the 'Hollywood…
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