Morocco is a country firmly oriented toward the future, which has managed to preserve its traditions while enhancing its cultural heritage as a true driver of development. The city of Marrakech is a perfect example of this: the Medina district and its souks retain an incomparable old-world charm, while Gueliz and Hivernage offer decidedly modern infrastructure and facilities. Rather than opposing each other, tradition and modernity come together to form Morocco’s true richness.
Morocco is both the setting for an ancient, strong, and authentic culture—discoverable through tailor-made tours, whether guided or self-guided, particularly through the famous imperial cities—and also an ideal destination for a cultural getaway, a romantic weekend, or a wellness city break with friends.
Here are a few examples to whet your appetite:
Tangier: the pearl of the strait
Tangier offers far more attractions than one might imagine. By day and by night, the city is full of places to discover, some of them hidden. A cultural city par excellence, it has welcomed many famous artists who left their mark there, contributing to its inspiring atmosphere, between literature and painting.
Marrakech: an art of living
Marrakech reveals itself in a new light. A true source of inspiration, the city captivates with its designers, artists, spices, and unique light.
Fes and Meknes: between history and surprises
Fes radiates a singular aura. An imperial city, it holds more than thirteen centuries of Moroccan history. Meknes, meanwhile, stands out for its rich past and unexpected surprises, from vineyards to cultural events such as the Sacred Music Festival.
Rabat: an exemplary green city
Renowned as a green city, Rabat confirms its ecological vocation. Chosen by the American association Earth Day Network as the “leading city” for the celebration of the 40th anniversary of Earth Day, it showcases its urban and peri-urban green spaces, with more than 260 hectares and a green belt covering 1,063 hectares.
