8 articles to prepare your trip
It's hard to imagine a trip to Morocco without tasting Berber cuisine! Couscous, harira, tagine, mint tea, and more. The specialties of Amazigh tribes are at the heart of Moroccan traditions and daily life.
Mazagan
Portuguese city of El Jadida, UNESCO World Heritage site: cistern, ramparts and pentagonal minaret on Morocco's Atlantic coast, 100 km south of Casablanca.
Aït Benhaddou
A UNESCO-listed fortified village built in rammed earth, Aït Benhaddou overlooks the Ounila valley 30 km from Ouarzazate and serves as a set for international cinema.
Kasbah de Taourirt
Just 1 km from Ouarzazate, the Kasbah of Taourirt bears witness to the history of the Glaoui and the rammed earth architecture of southern Maroc. Visitor's guide.
12th-century Almohad fortress overlooking the Bouregreg in Rabat, UNESCO-listed since 2006: Bab Oudaia gate, Andalusian garden, jewelry museum and Café Maure.
Essaouira-Mogador, city of trade winds on Morocco's Atlantic coast: UNESCO Medina, Portuguese ramparts, surfing, argan oil and gnaoua music.
Meknès
Discover Meknès, the most understated of Morocco's imperial cities: its Alaouite ramparts, peaceful medina and direct access to the Roman site of Volubilis.
Essaouira
Former Mogador, whitewashed medina listed as UNESCO World Heritage and land of trade winds: Essaouira reveals the maritime and bohemian face of Morocco, just 2.5 hours from Marrakech.
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