Top Tetouan Motor Sports

Fez is enthralling tradition In its heyday, Fez attracted scholars and philosophers, mathematicians and lawyers, astronomers and theologians. Craftsmen built them houses and palaces, kings endowed mosques and medersas (religious schools), and merchants offered exotic wares from the silk roads and sub-Saharan trade routes. Fes is a city whose cultural and spiritual lineage beguiles visitors. Something of the medieval remains in the world’s largest car-free urban area: donkeys cart goods down the warren of alleyways.

Let us create the most unique and memorable experience in Tangier. We will uncover the beauty and hidden charm of the city, that is off the beaten path, day or night. Allow us to navigate the cultural and communication differences to make the most of your time. We believe that travel is all about creating unique experiences and lasting memories and I look forward to showing you my city!

Chefchaouen is famed for its blue-painted walled medina, giving it the nickname of the ‘Blue Pearl.’ The blue palette derives from the 15th century, On arrival, enjoy a walking tour through Chefchaouen’s cobbled medina, absorbing the Moorish and Spanish atmosphere. Admire the striking blue-and-white houses and visit the 18th-century kasbah (own expense), with its tower, garden, and museum. See the central mosque and mellah, the former Jewish quarter, and absorb the sights around the bustling Utta El Hamam main square. Peruse the shops for everything from colorful woven blankets, clothes, and rugs to chunky Berber jewelry, leatherware, and more. Lastly, One of the most beautiful waterfalls in Morocco are the Akchour waterfalls in the Rif mountains. This series of waterfalls is a lot calmer and less visited . Along the way, you’ll come across some viewpoints where you can enjoy the view over the stunning little cascades and the spectacular scenery of the Rif mountains.

Jewish Heritage tour in Morocco Explore the history and ritual of Moroccan Jews and the Sephardic Hillula traditions Heritage in Morocco. A special Heritage Tour in the footsteps of ancestral Jews of Morocco. Doubly holy, the city of Ouazzane is, thanks to the legacy of the great master of Sufism, whose tombs have become high places of pilgrimage. -Moulay Abdellah Cherif (1596-1678), who created in 1649 a zaouia (religious and scholarly building), became during the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, an important political and spiritual center. Rabbi Amrane Ben Diwane, Rabbi Maker of Miracles.