Cities & Cultural Sites

1. Marrakech

• Jemaa el-Fnaa: A vibrant square with street performers, food stalls, and musicians.

• Medina: A UNESCO World Heritage Site filled with souks and traditional Moroccan architecture.

• Majorelle Garden: Beautiful botanical gardens designed by French painter Jacques Majorelle, later owned by Yves Saint Laurent.

2. Fes

• Fes el-Bali: One of the world’s oldest medieval cities with narrow alleys and traditional markets.

• Al Quaraouiyine University: The oldest existing and continually operating university in the world.

• Tanneries: Watch traditional leather-making processes in colorful open-air pits.

3. Chefchaouen

• Known as the Blue City for its stunning blue-painted streets and buildings. Great for photos and peaceful walks.

4. Rabat

• Kasbah of the Udayas: Historic fortress with ocean views.

• Hassan Tower: A 12th-century minaret and symbol of Rabat.

• Royal Palace and modern museums.

5. Casablanca

• Hassan II Mosque: One of the largest mosques in the world, built partly over the Atlantic Ocean.

 Nature & Landscapes

6. Sahara Desert (Merzouga or Zagora)

• Ride camels into the dunes.

• Spend a night in a Berber desert camp under the stars.

7. Atlas Mountains

• Great for hiking, skiing (in winter), and visiting Berber villages.

• Toubkal National Park: Home to Mount Toubkal, North Africa’s highest peak.

8. Ouzoud Waterfalls

• A beautiful cascade in the Middle Atlas Mountains. Great for a day trip and swimming.

9. Dades Valley & Todra Gorge

• Stunning canyons with dramatic cliffs – popular Historical & Unique Places

10. Ait Benhaddou

• An ancient fortified village (ksar) used in many movies like Gladiator and Game of Thrones.

• UNESCO World Heritage Site.

11. Volubilis

• Roman ruins with impressive mosaics and arches, located near Meknes.

12. Essaouira

• A laid-back coastal town with Portuguese architecture, art galleries, seafood, and a bohemian vibe.