Most beautiful tourist cities in Morocco
A few kilometers from Europe, the Kingdom of Morocco has more than one trick up his sleeve to ensure your scenery, with its lively souks, vibrant colors and the strong smell of spices, from the minarets of mosques beautiful , deep in her pretty seaside villages, the peaks of the High Atlas, ad infinitum Sahara desert.
The Morocco is characterized by a double coastline on the Atlantic Ocean on one side and the Mediterranean sea on the other, by its borders with Western Sahara to the south, that of Algeria to the east and that of Spanish northern territories of Ceuta and Melilla on the north coast.
Must cities of Morocco: Casablanca is a city "flagship" of Morocco, it attracts tourists who come to see its great mosque Hassan II, which is simply the second largest mosque in the world. Except that most visitors do not stay long in Casablanca, because being a relatively modern city, it does not offer the scenery sought by most of the tourists.
It is therefore preferred Marrakech, authentic city with its noisy souks and old town rich in ancient coins that are worth visiting (as the Saadian Tombs and the remains of El Badi Palace, or even the Koutoubia mosque). Fez is a beautiful Moroccan city, where you can leave you wandering in the maze of narrow streets dating back to the Middle Ages.
Try to also visit the city of Meknes, must address, known as the "Versailles of Morocco" for its beauty and radiance. Address to keep in the first pages of her diary! And finally, a trip to Morocco would not make sense without the famous expeditions to the Sahara, or by camel or 4x4 or even walk because of that side, are many ways and ideas lacking not really.
A few kilometers from Europe, the Kingdom of Morocco has more than one trick up his sleeve to ensure your scenery, with its lively souks, vibrant colors and the strong smell of spices, from the minarets of mosques beautiful , deep in her pretty seaside villages, the peaks of the High Atlas, ad infinitum Sahara desert.
The Morocco is characterized by a double coastline on the Atlantic Ocean on one side and the Mediterranean sea on the other, by its borders with Western Sahara to the south, that of Algeria to the east and that of Spanish northern territories of Ceuta and Melilla on the north coast.
Must cities of Morocco: Casablanca is a city "flagship" of Morocco, it attracts tourists who come to see its great mosque Hassan II, which is simply the second largest mosque in the world. Except that most visitors do not stay long in Casablanca, because being a relatively modern city, it does not offer the scenery sought by most of the tourists.
It is therefore preferred Marrakech, authentic city with its noisy souks and old town rich in ancient coins that are worth visiting (as the Saadian Tombs and the remains of El Badi Palace, or even the Koutoubia mosque). Fez is a beautiful Moroccan city, where you can leave you wandering in the maze of narrow streets dating back to the Middle Ages.
Try to also visit the city of Meknes, must address, known as the "Versailles of Morocco" for its beauty and radiance. Address to keep in the first pages of her diary! And finally, a trip to Morocco would not make sense without the famous expeditions to the Sahara, or by camel or 4x4 or even walk because of that side, are many ways and ideas lacking not really.
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