Culture in Morocco

The Red City of labyrinthine souks and palaces, where snake charmers and storytellers fill Jemaa el-Fnaa square at dusk.

Morocco's spiritual capital, home to the world's largest car-free medina and centuries-old tanneries and madrasas.

Morocco's buzzing economic hub, mixing Art Deco boulevards with the ocean-side grandeur of the Hassan II Mosque.

The famous blue-washed mountain town of the Rif, where every alley glows in shades of indigo beneath rugged peaks.

A laid-back Atlantic port of whitewashed ramparts, fresh seafood grills and steady winds beloved by kite surfers.

Morocco's stately seaside capital, pairing the Kasbah of the Udayas with wide boulevards and Roman-era ruins.