Exquisitely crafted walls! 700 years old building and so stunning. Used to be a market place for perfumes.
The famous blue door with a lot of cafés, restaurants and shopping around.
You're excited to get to know inside secrets of Morocco's cuisine? Sample traditional meals and learn to prepare these amazing dishes, a great experience!
Nice atmosphere and good food. Meatball tagine was a particular favourite. There was also a cooking class taking place while we were there, looked nice :)
Small place,almost sourvernir products,if u want to visit food market(meat,fruit etc,you should exit the medina),to main road & turn left
We had lunch here once. Don't be intimidated by the old interior. The food was very very good. We had the chicken couscous and we loved it. This place is the most popular for lunch in Chefchaouen.
Everybody visit Chauen should go this place,take 30min to walk,go down with another way via cemetery,faster.From here have panorama view.Come early befote sunset because very crowded
Rabat is a quieter, cleaner city than any other city in Morocco. Medina Bazaar is pretty good. Definitely worth a visit.
Nice valley with panorama view as Death Valley in USA,scene look like in cowboy film of Hollywood.Worth to visit 10-20 minutes
Spend a night in the Sahara: see the sunset & watch the sun rise in the morning..breathtaking!
Becoming quite touristic but worth visiting. You won’t need more than 15/20 mins there. Make sure you enjoy the view to get there.
Crowded with seller&tourist,but anyway this is a good place to see,there are climb training class to climb the rock.Nice landscape with dry creek.Try to buy scraf with 25dirhams(cheapest price)
Kasbah histórico con alojamiento ideal para después de un largo trayecto, dueños super amables y comida espectacular.
Nice ruins, 1h visit. 28 movies shot here. Definitely worth if it's on your way to go somewhere. But not worth three hours drive from Marrakesh.
If you walk around without guide, in each crossroad someone will tell you you're going wrong, or typically "fermé, mosque". Just say you want to have a look and keep going. ;)
Avoid the street sellers, henna tattoo women and other tourist traps. Just say 'Merci' and keep walking. You really should try the orange juice from the many juice stalls, it's totally refreshing!
Opulent, over the top, and amazing, this is an incredible palace to visit, ready to move in
Although the palace lays in ruins now, you can feel what the intended vision was. It would have been quite spectacular if they had finished it. Also a chance to escape the busy streets of the medina!
The 12-acre botanical gardens owned by Yves Saint Laurent have colorful local flora, along with a small café, bookshop, and the Musée Berbère, with Berber art from the designer’s collection.
We tried it all -- go for their chicken tagine, calamari in olive-anchovy sauce or lamb burger with a side of roasted green haricots with almonds! Don't forget to for a seat on their rooftop terrace.
It's worth climbing the stairs for a terrace table and view of Marrakech's rooftops. Wifi password is kasbaradsl
Visited Atlas mountain, Berber Village, Ourika waterfalls,Trek up even though it was raining,still enjoyed it! Watched how the argan oil was made and had some mint tea near the waterfalls! 👌🏼🇲🇦
It sits on the Atlantic Ocean facing the slums of casablanca. There is such a juxtaposition where a mosque costing over 800,000,000 usd sits in a city facing the urban poor.
Awesome. Great food, excellent prices, busy atmosphere. No reservations so just turn up and wait your turn... it’s worth it!!!
