Morocco tour from Tangier

Morocco tour from Tangier

Discover Morocco on this 5 day trip from Tangier, led by an experienced guide, your package includes tours of the five most charming cities in the country. Explore Tangier Pearl of the North ... Visit the imperial city of Meknes, admire the architectural wonders of Rabat and discover the pleasures of Fez, cultural capital of Morocco, not to mention the Berber charm of Chefchaouen pretty blue medina in the Rif ...

Itinerary

Day 1: Day Trip in Tangier

Pass By: Tangier Casbah, Place de la Kasbah, Tangier 90000 Morocco
The Kasbah of Tangier is one of the most important attractions of Tangiers, a maritime city of Morocco located on the northern tip of the country, facing the Strait of Gibraltar, separating the Atlantic Ocean from the Mediterranean Sea. With ramparts dating from the 13th century, the Kasbah was built on the highest grounds of the city of Tangier, above the medina...

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Day 2: Day Trip in Rabat

Pass By: Rabat Old Town, Rabat Center, Rabat 10030 Morocco
Rabat Old Town is the city's vibrant downtown area. With buildings and houses painted white, this scenic landmark features many scenic gardens and historic sites. Originally created in the 12th century by Andalusian Muslim refugees from Spain, the Old Town grew up in a vibrant urban area with traditional shops, cafes, restaurants, and shopping bags, leatherwear, bags, and accessories. Craft and antique shops showcase Berber carpets and embroidered fabrics, as well as copper pieces.

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Day 3: Day Trip Meknes & Volubilis

Pass By: Meknes Medina, Meknes Morocco
The historical heritage of Meknes has been recognized as such since the beginning of the twentieth century and is one of the monuments, sites and zones classified "national heritage" in Morocco. In the seventeenth century, the Alawite sultan Moulay Ismaïl decided to make Meknes one of the most beautiful and powerful imperial cities of Morocco. Still today, protected by forty kilometers of walls, it has preserved impressive monuments, including many mosques that earned it the nickname of "city of a hundred minarets". Among them, the Great Mosque, probably founded in the twelfth century, is remarkable for its doors with beautiful carved eaves. Its medina and the remains of the royal palace earned Meknes a World Heritage Site by UNESCO.

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Day 4: Day Trip in Fes

Pass By: Fes el-Bali, Fes 30110 Morocco
Fez is a city in northern Morocco, located 180 km east of Rabat, between the Rif Massif and the Middle Atlas. As part of the imperial cities of Morocco, it was at several times the capital of the country and is considered today as its spiritual capital. Its foundation dates back to the end of the twentieth century, during the reign of Moulay Idriss I. Its international influence has become one of the major centers of Islamic civilization alongside Baghdad, Damascus, Cordoba, Cairo, Kairouan, Istanbul, Tunis, Jerusalem, Isfahan or Samarkand. Various titles have been awarded to the city of Fez, including the Athens of Africa, the Queen of the Maghreb and the Baghdad of the Maghreb.

Fez extends over three sectors: the ancient city (medina), a UNESCO World Heritage site, the royal enclosure and the new neighborhoods, established by the French, which nowadays extend into the surrounding plain. . Administratively, the city is composed of the municipality of Fez (divided into six districts) and the municipality of Méchouar Fes Jdid (where the royal palace is located). Fez is the 2nd largest city in Morocco with a population of 1,112,072 inhabitants according to the 2014 census.

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Day 5: Day Trip in Chefchaouen

Pass By: Chefchaouen Medina, Chefchaouen Morocco
Chefchaouen, or Chaouen, is a city located in the Rif mountains, in northwestern Morocco. It is famous for the remarkable buildings of different tones of faded blue of its old town. Leather and weaving workshops line its steep cobbled alleys. In the shaded central square of Outa el Hammam is the casbah with red walls, fortress and dungeon of the fifteenth century with ethnographic and artistic exhibitions. The octagonal minaret of the Great Mosque rises not far from there.

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