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Formerly the Glaoui's residence at 1,650 meters in the High Atlas, Kasbah Telouet preserves refined period decorations from 1942, frozen in time since its looting in 1956.
Palais de Bahia
In the south-east of Marrakech's medina, the Bahia Palace unfolds across 20 hectares of courtyards, gardens and 19th-century Arabo-Andalusian décor.
Tétouan
A UNESCO-listed medina, where Andalusian and Spanish heritage intertwine, bustling souks: Tétouan, the "White Dove" of the Rif, is the most authentic stopover in northern Morocco.
Sidi Ifni
A former Spanish fishing port perched on the Atlantic coast, Sidi Ifni captivates with its untamed beaches, the striking red arches of Legzira, and a unique atmosphere found nowhere else in Maroc.
Rabat
Morocco's serene capital, Rabat blends a UNESCO medina, an Andalusian kasbah perched on the Atlantic, and a vibrant cultural scene. Your complete guide to exploring it.
Known as the gateway to the Sahara, Erfoud stands sentinel before Erg Chebbi: ancient fossils, black marble, the Ziz valley's palm groves and nights under desert stars.
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