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Morocco Guides & Inspiration
Discover our tips, itineraries and stories to better understand Moroccan heritage and plan your trip.
Meknes and Volubilis: The Imperial City and the Forgotten Roman City
July 10, 2026Moulay Ismail's 17th-century capital, Meknes opens the door to Volubilis, a UNESCO-listed Roman city with exceptional mosaics.
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Larache: Between Spanish Heritage and the Ancient City of Lixus
An Atlantic port with a Hispano-Moorish atmosphere, Larache guards at its gates the ruins of Lixus, one of Morocco's oldest cities.
Tetouan: The UNESCO-Listed Andalusian Medina
Rebuilt by refugees from Spain in the 15th century, Tetouan preserves a unique Andalusian heritage and the ancient ruins of Tamuda.
Salé: The Former Corsair Republic Facing Rabat
On the right bank of the Bouregreg, Salé preserves the memory of its Corsair Republic and one of Morocco's Marinid masterpieces.
Essaouira: The Corsair City that Became an Artists' Muse
July 10, 2026Fortified as Mogador in the 18th century, Essaouira today charms visitors with its ramparts, Gnaoua music and artistic atmosphere.
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Chefchaouen: The Blue City Tucked into the Rif Mountains
Founded in 1471 to defend the Rif, Chefchaouen owes its worldwide fame today to its blue-washed alleyways.
Tangier: Gateway to the Strait, City of Legends and Writers
Between the Mediterranean and the Atlantic, Tangier blends ancient legends, cosmopolitan history and heritage worth discovering.
Moroccan Architecture: Hidden Secrets of Marrakech's Monuments
Zellige, carved stucco, painted cedar wood, moucharabieh, muqarnas: the architecture of Marrakech's palaces is filled with symbolic details that tell a thousand years of Islamic civilisation. Here are the keys to decode them during your visit.
The Jewish Mellah Museum: Marrakech's Hidden History
June 26, 2026Founded in 1558 under the Saadian dynasty, the Marrakech Mellah is one of the oldest Jewish quarters in North Africa. This fascinating neighbourhood houses an active synagogue with museum and many traces of a millennia-old Jewish-Muslim coexistence.
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