The Morocco imperial cities itinerary combines a rich experience of old and new, introducing travelers to Morocco’s key destinations through its culturally rich history. Your adventure begins in the modern city of Casablanca – Morocco’s main commercial centre, where elegance meets tradition – from the Atlantic Ocean along the Corniche to the dramatic spires of the Hassan II Mosque – one of the largest mosques in the world.
Following your first two days in Casablanca, this Imperial cities tours journey continues north to Rabat, Morocco’s political capital, home to many historical sites including the Kasbah des Oudaias, Hassan Tower and the Royal Palace – which illustrate Morocco’s imperial past.
You will continue on to Chefchaouen – a calming town high in the Riff Mountains with dreamy blue streets and a creative energy. Wandering through its medina will provide a serene contrast to the larger cities and will also give you a chance to take many beautiful photos and find some reflective moments during your Morocco imperial cities experience.
The next stop will be Fes, the spiritual and cultural home of Morocco. A guided tour through Fes’s UNESCO listed medina will unveil centuries of tradition through the old madrasas, architecture, bustling souks and Chouara Tanneries. Marrakech, known as the vibrantly red city, is the final stop on this journey you will take with Imperial cities tours to the Imperial Cities of Morocco. Marrakech is full of energy and charm, and from the lively marketplace of Jemaa el-Fna to beautiful palaces, gorgeous gardens and colorful souk’s, Marrakech offers a perfect dramatic closing to your trip, making it one of the most spectacular final stops you can make. This tour of Morocco imperial cities takes 7 days and is great for any traveler who wants to experience the real culture of Morocco at a slower, more leisurely pace by combining guided discovery with local, intimate experiences during his/her visit to Morocco.
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Casablanca
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Fes and Marrakech








