Morocco is one of those countries that are growing in term of its tourism and if you’re thinking about visiting the country to know why, then stopping by these five cities is a must:
It’s one of Morocco’s prettiest medinas. Here, you can find areas adorned with terracotta tiles reminiscent of the Andalusian influence on Chefchaouen. At the heart of the medina, you’ll find the Plaza Uta El Hammam which has a red-colored kasbah near the Grand Mosque.
If you’re the kind of traveler who wants to know what the locals like, then go to Ifrane Souk for your souvenir shopping. Here you’ll find lots of shops selling goods and items mainly to cater to locals but there’s also plenty of stores selling trinkets and souvenirs. Take a look at their handicrafts and sculptures that will surely be a great addition to your souvenir collection.
Escape the busy streets and crowded places of Marrakech and head to the outskirts and find yourself standing next to cacti twice your height! The Cactus Sea, a 17-acre farm that is home to the largest cacti in the world, is the largest cactus farm in Africa. It doesn’t matter if you love succulents or not, this place is worth visiting for the cacti and the view of the Atlas Mountains.
Want a more educational vibe to your Moroccan trip? Visit The Cinema Rif to watch movies in French and in Arabic at this colonial-style theatre. Or head to Librarie des Colonnes which was once a famous hangout spot for writers Tennessee Williams and Samuel Beckett.
Got half a day to spare? Visit the Walled Medina in Rabat and have a taste of traditional and modern in one place. Be sure to check out vendors of the famous Rabati rug which make a perfect souvenir.
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