9 articles to prepare your trip
Housed in a late 19th-century riad on Ben Youssef Square, the Marrakech Museum presents Moroccan craftsmanship, precious furniture and contemporary art.
La Tour Hassan
An unfinished Almohad minaret from the 12th century, Hassan Tower dominates the esplanade with truncated columns that also houses the Mausoleum of Mohammed V in Rabat.
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.
Oujda
Fifty kilometers from the Mediterranean and at the gateway to Algeria, Oujda blends Andalusian heritage, Gharnati music and popular cuisine in an off-the-beaten-path Morocco.
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.
Casablanca
An Atlantic metropolis, Casablanca blends the Hassan II Mosque perched on the ocean, Art Deco heritage, and a vibrant seaside promenade. Practical guide for 2 to 3 days on the ground.
Azilal
Ouzoud waterfalls, the serene Aït Bouguemez valley, snow-capped M'Goun peaks: Azilal is one of the High Atlas's best-kept secrets in Maroc.
Asilah
A small artists' town nestled behind Portuguese fortifications, Asilah embodies a rare gentleness of life between its whitewashed medina and Atlantic shores.
Errachidia province offers a natural environment rich in contrasts, as well as a journey through time across its historical and cultural heritage. Step into the shoes of a Tuareg and set off on an adventure!
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