2. Fes. Fes has some of the best-preserved history of any Moroccan city. It’s ancient medina in one of the biggest car-free urban areas in the world – a maze of winding streets and tiny shops ...

From the lively Marrakech medina to the medieval mosques of Fes and the Atlantic breeze-swept coastlines of Essaouira and Taghazout, there’s shopping, surfing and ancient crafts to be discovered.

Casablanca, the economic capital and greatest city of Morocco, is one of the best starting point for visitors who would like to visit Morocco with its international Mohamed V5 airport ...

Often, however, when people refer to the medina, they only mean Fes el Bali as it has to its name the mosques, the mausoleums, the madrassahs, the souks (markets) and the university whose ...

On its coast, Africa’s second-largest mosque, Hassan II Mosque, dominates the waterfront, and inland, the souks of Quartier Habous, stalls of the old medina and central market are mazes of ...