The best of Morocco cities
In Morocco, you will find not only the beautiful landscape of the High Atlas and multicolored rocks and deserts, but also a number of beautiful cities with a typical atmosphere of overcrowded medinas. Here you will find cities painted blue, white or red. Each is different from the winding streets in the historic centers, where you simply get lost. Let's take a look at the most interesting ones
Marrakech
The Royal Town under Atlas Mountains
Marrakech is the fourth largest city in Morocco. Thanks to its location under the slopes of the High Atlas and the international airport, it is a popular starting point for travelers. The city center is Djemaa El Fna. Here you will also find a lively medina, beautiful gardens and tombs and the rest of the city fortifications. continue reading
Chefchaouen
The blue City
The city of Chefchaouen is in the north of Morocco, famous for its blue facades. It is located in the Ríf Mountains – only 35 km from the Mediterranean Sea continue reading
Traces of colonialism
Former capital of Morocco
In addition to the main bazaar in the Medina, there are several streets in the wider center, which are full of small shops, where you can buy things without crowds of tourists and especially at more affordable prices. In the background you can also see the balconies that were typical of French architecture during the colonial period. continue reading
tetuan
White city just off the Mediterranean Sea
Tetuan is a major city in the north of Morocco. It is renowned for its historical white medina. There is also a royal palace. continue reading
Meknes
Royal City
The city of Meknes is one of the most interesting historical royal towns. The most famous monument is the huge gate of Bab Mansour. There is also a large mosque and royal palace. continue reading
Casablanca
The largest city in Morocco
Casablanca is by far the largest city in Morocco. It has almost four million inhabitants with its suburbs. The most important local monument is the monumental mosque of Hassan II. – the largest mosque in Morocco. Its minaret is the tallest in the world. The second attraction is the Sacré Coeur Cathedral continue reading
Gate
Historic Moroccan port cities
One of the gates to the historic part of town continue reading