One of Morocco’s best-known UNESCO sights. A phenomenal mud brick city perched on the edge of the High Atlas mountains and a star of no less than 10 films -from Lawrence of Arabia to Jewel of the Nile- and filled with striking 17th century Moroccan architecture.
Morocco’s long history of cultural exchange has led to a cuisine that is as eclectic as it is delicious - with influences from Arabic, Andalusian, Mediterranean, European, Berber and Subsaharan Africa. Highly flavourful a...
You’ll find that Moroccans are generally very easy going, hospitable and tolerant. Most young women don’t wear a veil though headscarves are still quite popular but even though you might see younger generations in t...
