Wonderful Morocco

In Morocco, you can discover the beautiful desert of the Sahara on camels, camp under the stars with the Berber tribes, run after bargains in the overheated atmosphere of the souks or surf some of the most beautiful beaches in Morocco. 'Africa.

Marrakech city will put all your senses in turmoil, especially if you stay in a hotel in the central square of Jemaa el Fna.
Not to be missed in this city, the beautiful minaret of the Koutoubia Mosque, the El Badi Palace (built in the 16th century and which is now gradually becoming a ruin, but still extremely beautiful and impressive) or the Medersa Ben Youssef, a Koranic school with sumptuous architecture that was also built in the 16th century.
Otherwise, you can not leave Marrakech without going to one of its famous souks, but be careful, you must haggle (or buy everything at a high price, this is the rule!). The night markets, very popular, are often composed of stalls of different Moroccan foods: the ideal place for a local feast!
Good to know: around the Jemaa el Fna square, you will find many buildings housing restaurants, bars and cafes with panoramic terraces. Sit down, enjoy a cup of tea while admiring the Atlas and watch down the crowd, the snake charmers and acrobats who offer an entertaining and entertaining show.

Fez was for a long time the capital of Morocco, before Rabat took its place, and is also part of the list of 4 ancient imperial cities of Morocco with Marrakech, Rabat and Meknes.
You can visit the tanners district, very famous in Morocco and really impressive. The Medina of Fez is the largest and oldest of the country: its small streets, its street vendors and the effervescence of the place represent a unique experience! Do not be afraid to bargain, especially if you go out of season (less tourists, sellers are more inclined to bargain), it is possible to do real business. And as in any souk, the less you seem interested in an article, the more likely you are to get a discount ...