world’s most modern and the 3rd largest

is the Islamic World.

• Visit Mohammed V Square & United

Nations Square

• Photostop at Royale Palace

• Photostop at Koutoubia Mosque - the

center and highest point of the old city

of Marrakech. The minarets of the

mosque can be seen from anywhere in

the old city and are called the most

beautiful mosques in North Africa

• Djama El Fna - also known as Sleepless

Square. It is the only square in the world

that is still listed as a World Heritage Site

• Horse-drawn Carriage Tour

was purchased by the famous fashion

designer Yves Saint Laurent and his

partner Pierre Berge in Marrakech

• Bahia Palace - known as one the oldest

palaces in Morocco, it originally had over

300 rooms.

• Ait Benhaddou - reowned for its

stunning red-brown castle like- village.

The village is surrounded by high walls

and has an arched gate flanked by two

palm trees, making it a distinctive

landmarks.

Switzerland" for its skiing and

European-like climate. This

town, located between the

Sahara Desert and Fez, has

roots dating back to 500 BC

when it was the capital of an

ancient Jewish kingdom.

• Fez - a major historical Islamic

city in North Africa and has

been Morocco's religious,

cultural, and artistic center for

over a thousand years.

Surrounded by 5-meter- high

brown walls, the old city has

over 200 mosques and is

renowned for its traditional

crafts

- Bou Jeloud ( Blue Gate), and ancient

city gate decorated with blue mosaics.

- Chouara Tannery, a colorful aerial

palette

- Exterior view Al Quaraouiyine

Mosque the second largest mosque and

the oldest islamic higher education

institution (Non-Muslims are generally

not allowed to enter the Al.

• Visit Al Attarine Madrasa - one of the

most important spiritual centres in Fez

and one of the most visited landmarks in

the Moroccan city. It was inhabited by

numerous scholars and craftsmen and

has a very long history and cultural

background.

• Exterior view of the Royal Palace of Fez

• Chefchaouen - Known for its striking

blue-washed buildings, narrow alleys

adorned with colorful flower pots, and a

serene atmosphere, Chefchaouen is

often referred to as the "Blue City." It

attracts visitors seeking tranquility,

beautiful architecture, and a unique

cultural experience.

Europe and Africa," Tetouan became a

refuge for Moorish Arabs expelled from

the Iberian Peninsula during the late

15th century "Reconquista."

• Caves of Hercules - These caves

resemble a map of Africa and have

become a major natural landmark

• Cape Spartel Lighthouse (Outview) -

Located at the northernmost point of the

African continent, overlooking the vast

ocean.

- Royal Palace of Morocco

- Mausoleum of Mohammed V (Ent) -

is a Unesco World Heritage places,

here lies the burial of the present

king's father and grandfather. The

entire building is made of marble, with

a strong Moroccan style and

characteristics.

- Hassan Tower

- Visit the Chellah Ruins - remnants of

the ancient city of Chellah and the

royal necropolis of the Merinid

dynasty of Morocco.