Dinarjat Restaurant, Rabat Morocco Traveler's Recommendations of the Best Places to Dine in Rabat. DINARJAT 6 Set in a refurbished riad in the old medina, the entrance to the restaurant is like…
Cafe Clock, Chefchaouen Morocco Traveler's Recommendations of the Best Places to Dine in Chefchaouen. CAFE CLOCK Cafe Clock is the perfect lunch spot in Chefchaouen. The Chefchaouen location is four stories and offers…
Morocco Traveler’s Recommendations of the Best Places to Dine in Asiliah. CASA GARCIA With a Spanish vibe, typical of the north, Casa Garcia has sweeping sea views as patrons relax and enjoy…
Where to Eat in El Jadida El Jadida is one of Morocco's coastal towns perfect for visiting in spring and summer. The beaches of El Jadida are sought after by Moroccans on…
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Ryad Myram, Tarodaunt Morocco Traveler’s Recommendations of the Best Places to Dine in Tarodaunt. RYAN MARIAM Be sure to arrive at Ryad Maryam with an appetite! With more than generous portions served,…
Where to Eat in Agadir Morocco Traveler’s Recommendations of the Best Places to Dine in Agadir. LA SCALA During lunchtime, the chef (and a tank full of lobster) greets his guests on…
Morocco Traveler’s Recommendations of the Best Places to Dine in Tangier. CASA ITALIA Located in the former residence of Moulay Hafid (Palace of Italian institutions) this charming Italian restaurant with 1950‘s decor…
The Marrakech Museum for Photography and Visual Arts (MMPVA) has been awarded the “Best Emerging Culture Destination Africa” Prize, by the Leading Culture Destination Awards 2015. The Marrakech Museum for Photography and Visual Arts has featured the work of Don McCullin, Lewis Morley, Magnum and Moroccan photographers inside its temporary home at the Badii Palace. The El Badi Palace, originally commissioned by Ahmad al-Mansur, is this progressive museums home until new construction is complete by Sir David Chipperfield in 2016.
In preparation for traveling to Morocco on a Private Tour, the following is a list of things to consider packing that will make your trip as smooth and comfortable as possible. In Moroccan Imperial Cities, you will be able to buy most of the items you can find at home (such as toiletries and cosmetic items, batteries and small electronics and generic medicines), however the situation in rural Morocco is very different and if you have favorite products, it is worth bringing them. Do not forget the restrictions on liquids and other items in your hand luggage – check with your airline for specific information. Consider what kind of luggage you need. If you plan to travel in rural areas or trek in the mountains during your visit to Morocco, a backpack will be more useful than a trolley suitcase.