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Ideas, guides and practical tips to plan your trip to Morocco: cities, mountains, desert and culture.
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Featured articleTangier and Tetouan open the north to south routes: the Strait of Gibraltar, a white medina with Andalusian roots and the way into the Rif mountains.
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Fez and Marrakech are the two usual gateways to the dunes of Merzouga. Here is what each road crosses and how many days to set aside.
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Earthen fortresses and villages between the High Atlas and the desert. What kasbahs and ksour are, and where to see them on the way to the Sahara.
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Marrakech is an ideal gateway: good flight connections, an unforgettable medina, and the Atlas and the desert a few hours away.
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Tangier, Chefchaouen, Fez, the desert and Marrakech in one trip. We compare the direction of travel and what each length adds.
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Four cities served as Morocco's capital at different times. What sets Fez, Marrakech, Meknes and Rabat apart, and how to fit them into a trip.
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The Erg Chebbi dunes are the reason for the trip, but around Merzouga there are villages, oases and the history of the caravans. What to see in the area.
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Blue-painted streets, mountains all around and an unhurried pace: this is one of Morocco's most photogenic towns.
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From slow-cooked stews to the welcome tea: the dishes and customs worth knowing before you sit down to eat.
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The Erg Chebbi dunes, starry skies and golden sunrises: what to expect and what to pack for a night in the desert.
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Valleys, Berber villages and snowy peaks: how to enjoy Morocco's mountains, with or without previous experience.
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A one-week itinerary idea that combines city, mountains and desert without spending the whole trip on the road.
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