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• Ben Youssef Madrasa
• Jemaa el-Fnaa
• Jardin Majorelle
• Koutoubia Mosque

Marrakesh is a city that moves to its own beat. It’s a wonderfully complex tourist destination with plenty of things to see and do, whether you’re here for a week or a weekend.

To sample some wonderful Moroccan architecture and culture, a visit to Ben Youssef Madrasa is a must. This 14th-century former Islamic school is certainly a sight to behold. Marvel at the expansive architecture as well as a host of breathtaking paintings and portraits, including pieces from over 150 years ago.

Jemaa el-Fnaa is the beating heart of Marrakesh. This market place is renowned for its stalls boasting a huge selection of the finest foods and spices. Along the market you’ll be impressed and entertained by snake charmers and henna tattooists.

Jardin Majorelle is a lush green oasis escape and one of the most popular locations in Marrakesh. You’ll find peaceful streams and over 300 species of flora — the perfect spot to relax after a busy day exploring the city.

Mosques are an important part of Moroccan culture, so a visit to Marrakesh’s main mosque, the Koutoubia Mosque, is a must. The stunning orange brickwork is a sight to behold, and plenty of tourists make it their number one destination within the city.

There’s plenty of Marrakesh worth exploring and we’ve highlighted just a fraction of it. Coach hire or bus rental is the perfect choice for sightseeing tours, so you don’t miss out on any of the city’s hidden gems.

• Fez tannery
• Merenid Tombs
• Mount Zalagh

Fez, in north-eastern Morocco, is renowned as the country’s cultural capital. You’re sure to find plenty of things to see and do that the whole family will enjoy.

The most iconic attraction in Fez is the city’s tannery, which has the reputation of being the oldest tannery in the world. It still functions as it did in medieval times: you’ll see workers making leather, a truly special sight you won’t find anywhere else.

To explore Fez’s rich historical past, a trip to the Merenid Tombs is a must. Here you’ll find the remains of sultans and royals of the Merenid Dynasty. Whilst the building isn’t completely intact, you’ll still see historic architecture and spectacular views across the Medina. Head there at dusk to make your experience especially picturesque.

For yet more stunning views, you’re sure to enjoy a trip to Mount Zalagh. Hike to the top of the mountain for breathtaking views and picturesque landscapes with soaring birds, grazing goats and olive groves.

There’s plenty of Fez worth exploring and we’ve highlighted just a fraction of it. Coach hire or bus rental is the perfect choice for sightseeing tours, so you don’t miss out on any of the city’s hidden gems.

• Rabat Zoo
• Natural Science Museum
• Rabat beach

Rabat, Morocco’s capital city, offers plenty of things to see and do whether you’re here for a week or a weekend.

For a fun-filled day out that the whole family will enjoy, take a trip to Rabat Zoo. The zoo is fairly new, established in 2012, but is home to a wide variety of animals from different continents.

Another great family venue is the Natural Science Museum, with plenty of fascinating displays, namely dinosaurs — the museum’s main attraction is a full-size replica of a sauropod discovered in the Atlas Mountains in 1979!

To escape the hustle and bustle of the city, a trip to Rabat wouldn’t be complete without visiting the city’s local beach. Take a relaxing walk on the sand or just breathe in the fresh sea air and enjoy the tranquil atmosphere.

There’s plenty of Rabat worth exploring and we’ve highlighted just a fraction of it. Coach hire or bus rental is the perfect choice for sightseeing tours, so you don’t miss out on any of the city’s hidden gems.

• Fresh orange juice
• Petit Socco
• Tangier beach

On the Strait of Gibraltar, Tangier is a Moroccan port and the gateway between Africa and Europe.

Thanks to the Mediterranean climate, oranges have become incredibly popular within Morocco. Whilst in Tangier, make sure you sample some freshly squeezed orange juice, widely available from vendors throughout the city.

If orange juice isn’t your thing, why not relax with a refreshing mint tea in the Petit Socco? This square with a once colourful past is now the perfect spot to sit back and watch the world go by.

To escape the hustle and bustle of the city, a trip to Tangier wouldn’t be complete without visiting the city’s local beach. Take a relaxing walk on the sand or just breathe in the fresh sea air as you enjoy the calming atmosphere.

There’s plenty of Tangier worth exploring and we’ve highlighted just a fraction of it. Coach hire or bus rental is the perfect choice for sightseeing tours, so you don’t miss out on any of the city’s hidden gems.

• Hassan II Mosque
• Sky 28
• Villa des Arts

The port city of Casablanca in western Morocco is known as a commercial hub. Fronting the Atlantic Ocean, you’ll find spectacular views as well as a whole host of world-class sites and attractions.

Casablanca is home to the Hassan II Mosque, one of the largest mosques in the world. Its glass flooring gives worshippers the feeling of praying directly over the sea. It’s one of the only mosques open to non-Muslims, and it holds up to 25,000 worshippers.

For a taste of luxury, head to the stunning sky bar Sky 28. With unrivalled views across the whole city as well as live music, this is the perfect spot to chill out after a busy day exploring. Head there at night to see the city illuminated.

For a cultural fix, a visit to the Villa des Arts is a must. One of the city’s cultural hotspots, it’s a stunning example of Art Deco architecture dating back to 1934.

There’s plenty of Casablanca worth exploring and we’ve highlighted just a fraction of it. Coach hire or bus rental is the perfect choice for sightseeing tours, so you don’t miss out on any of the city’s hidden gems.

• Poterie Serghini
• The Kechla
• Espace Jalal Essafina

The port city of Safi rests on Morocco’s Atlantic coast, and there are plenty of top sites and attractions to keep you busy, no matter the length of your stay.

The huge shop and gallery Poterie Serghini houses some of Safi’s fabulous ceramics, which are for sale — for the right price! Let the English-speaking owner show you around and see if anything catches your eye.

Another popular attraction is the Kechla, a huge Portuguese-built fortress with gunnery platforms and garden courtyards, and an important monument within the city.

To sample some tasty ice cream, head to Espace Jalal Essafina. Located on Safi’s cliff-top promenade, you’ll be treated to gorgeous panoramic views across the whole city.

There’s plenty of Safi worth exploring and we’ve highlighted just a fraction of it. Coach hire or bus rental is the perfect choice for sightseeing tours, so you don’t miss out on any of the city’s hidden gems.

• Agadir beach
• Les Blancs
• The Kasbah

The city of Agadir lies along Morocco’s south coast by the Atlantic Ocean. Known as the country’s most modern city, it’s still a place steeped in history: Agadir was virtually destroyed by an earthquake in 1960 and has since been fully rebuilt.

Agadir is home to a stunning stretch of sand. Tranquil and peaceful, it’s the perfect spot for a relaxing stroll. The beach is remarkably clean and well kept, and there are even lifeguards during the summer months.

For a food fix, Les Blancs boasts a mouthwatering menu of fresh seafood, but it also caters to vegetarians, so you’re sure to find something to suit every taste, along with an impressive wine list and friendly, knowledgeable staff.

To experience some medieval Arabic architecture, take a hike up to the Kasbah, where you’ll be met by stunning views across the city. The Kasbah fortifications were built in 1541 and are one of the few structures in the city to survive the earthquake.

There’s plenty of Agadir worth exploring and we’ve highlighted just a fraction of it. Coach hire or bus rental is the perfect choice for sightseeing tours, so you don’t miss out on any of the city’s hidden gems.

• Mausoleum of Moulay Ismail
• Habs Qara Prison
• Bou Inania Madrasa
• Dar Jamai

Enjoy a trip back in time to the historic city of Meknes. A former capital city, Meknes offers plenty in the way of culture and things to do, whether you’re here for a week or a weekend.

The most important building in Meknes is the Mausoleum of Moulay Ismail. The inside is lavishly decorated and, once you take your shoes off, you can take a walking tour of Moulay Ismail’s opulent resting place.

Habs Qara Prison is perhaps the creepiest site in all of Meknes. This underground prison is said to have held up to 65,000 prisoners during the reign of Moulay Ismail. You can even tour it yourself: once you’ve bought your ticket, head down the narrow stairs to the open space below and take a look around.

Another interesting site is the old Islamic school Bou Inania Madrasa. Founded in the 14th century, this architectural gem boasts carved artwork and decorative tiles adorning the walls.

For a cultural fix, Dar Jamai is one of Meknes’ top museums, with a large collection of jewellery, art and historical artefacts, as well as ancient copies of the Qur’an.

There’s plenty of Meknes worth exploring and we’ve highlighted just a fraction of it. Coach hire or bus rental is the perfect choice for sightseeing tours, so you don’t miss out on any of the city’s hidden gems.