One-day itineraries to discover the best of every city, airport by airport.
The 1960 earthquake razed the previous Agadir to the ground, killing thousands: the city visible today is almost entirely rebuilt in modern style,...
On the border between southern Morocco and Western Sahara, Tan-Tan hosts the famous Moussem every year, a traditional gathering of Saharan nomadic...
Surrounded by the Rif Mountains, Al Hoceima overlooks the Mediterranean with a turquoise bay among Morocco's least developed tourist areas.A car...
Administrative capital of Morocco since 1912, Rabat maintains a more tranquil pace than other major cities in the kingdom, with a fortress...
The northernmost point of Africa overlooking the Strait of Gibraltar, Tangier was an international zone administered by multiple foreign powers...
Thanks to constant light and desert landscapes, Ouarzazate hosts some of the world's largest film studios, used for dozens of Hollywood...
Casablanca faces the Atlantic with one of the world's largest mosques built partly over water, a symbol that coexists with the skyline of...
Marrakech tells its story mainly through its medina, the historic center and UNESCO World Heritage site enclosed within the red walls that gave it...
In southeastern Morocco, Errachidia remains the departure point for the golden sand dunes of Merzouga at the Sahara's edge.A rental car remains...
Founded in the eighth century and long the spiritual capital of Morocco, Fès preserves in its medina the world's largest car-free urban area,...
On the eastern Mediterranean coast of Morocco, Nador overlooks a large protected coastal lagoon popular among fishermen and migrating birds.The...
Just kilometers from the Algerian border, closed for decades, Oujda preserves a medina less touristy than Fès or Marrakech but equally...
