The Ultimate Fez Insiders Guide, Learn about Travel Tips & Secrets of the Ancient Medina Fez el Bali was listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site in 1981. Built during the Idrisid dynasty…
MACAAL, Marrakech's New Museum Since the 1920s, Marrakech has been an enigma, attracting artists, writers, and designers from around the world. Inspired by the city's eclectic vibe, majestic gardens and landscapes, multifaceted history, and…
What are the Best Things To Do In Fes El Jdid? Exploring Fes el Jdid, the "new old medina" is essential when planning a trip to Morocco. Historically, the city of Fes was…
Medina View of Chefchaouen A Day in Chefchaouen Chefchaouen, also known as the Blue Pearl of Morocco, is nestled in the Rif Mountains within the northwest region of the country. Founded in…
Sale Bouregreg Marina, Rabat Discover Salé, Rabat’s Sister City Morocco insiders know that Salé, a commuter town across the bridge from Rabat often gets neglected by tourists yet its rich history is…
Morocco Ramadan Iftar Guide Morocco has been expanding its offering for Ramadan Iftar (ftour) buffets over the past decade with the goal to attract travelers to experience a traditional breakfast and also…
Rabat Botanical Gardens Stroll Through Botanical Gardens Rabat is Morocco’s capital city and the country’s leading political and administrative hub. Declared a World Heritage site by UNESCO in 2012, Rabat is…
Morocco is known for its extraordinary architecture that has historically been influenced by Moors and the Idrisi dynasty whose geometric designs and patterns were incorporated in all forms of buildings. Pre Islamization the…
Tangier, Morocco’s second largest port city after Casablanca, has historically been a melting pot of cultures and a magnet for writers, artists, poets, and intellectuals. Tangier’s history dates back to over 3,000…
Casablanca, the largest city in Morocco and one of the most important financial centers in Africa, is often referred to as Morocco’s urban jungle. This chief port city has a population of…