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Djamaa El Fna - Square Marrakesh

34 Reviews There are many public toilets in Morocco. They can usually be found near mosques. Most are the squat design but in service stations they have sit down toilets. It is courteous to tip the attendant who...

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Hassan II Mosque Casablanca

28 Reviews King Hassan II wanted that his kingdom's main city had a monument important enough. Many resources has been used to build this enormous buildings and many many money spent, so money that some common...

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Places Around Marrakesh Marrakesh

7 Reviews The city of Marrakech has many sights and sounds and flavours to it. However the best places to escape all the noise is to head out of the centre about 20 mins outside into the palmaraie or the palm...

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Old Medina Casablanca

6 Reviews The old medina of Casablanca is not quite like the old medina in other Moroccan cities - it's much smaller, less stunning but - maybe - more authentic. You won't see many "tourist-oriented" shops, but...

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Local Traditions Marrakesh

17 Reviews To experience local, ethnic living, you MUST stay at a RIAD in the medina. They come in a range of comfort standards.. Check these sites: http://www.hipmarrakech.com/ (sorted in price categories on...

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Modern City Life Casablanca

4 Reviews Casablanca is a large and modern city, where, once, someone made a film that, for reasons that I couldn't understand in the 97 times I saw it, became very famous. If you are thinking in the film...

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Street Scenes Marrakesh

14 Reviews One thing we never tired of in Marrakesh was watching, and trying to photograph, daily life on the streets, and fortunately that is an activity very compatible with a broken foot bone! Just find a...

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Quartiers des Habous Casablanca

3 Reviews I bought those blue glasses at the rear and the first tea-pot and paid - after baigaining :-) -190DHS. Not to be missed, even if only to get an idea of prices - a wise precaution before launching...

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Suuq of Marrakesh Marrakesh

13 Reviews There is a market near the town square. In spite of shopping, it is worth sight seeing too. The market mainly sell the carpets, slippers, lamps, T-shirsts, decorations, etc. Pls remember you can ask...

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La Corniche Casablanca

1 Review Unlike other Cities better known in Morocco as *Imperial cities*, CASA is a well appreciated resort in summertime (No swimming this time of the year!) and an excellent spot for nightlife! The coast...

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Majorelle Gardens Marrakesh

7 Reviews These gardens were laid out in the period when colonialism was still a good word in Europe. In the 1920s the French artist Jacques Majorelle had it made, complete with pools, banana trees, coconut...

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French Colonial Centre Casablanca

1 Review The centre is the hub of a series of spacious avenues spreading out in star formation, each lined with elegant buildings that are an admirable blend of art deco and neo-Moorish styles, featuring...

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Koutoubia Minaret & Koutoubia Gardens Marrakesh

5 Reviews This place over look Djemaa el-Fna & medina. I was told not to take photos of the minaret by our taxi driver as it was forbidden ? can some tell me if this is true as you see i did, sorry if i offend...

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El Bahia Palace Marrakesh

3 Reviews explore the magnificent Bahia Palace. The Bahia Palace is undoubtedly one of the loveliest landmarks here in Marrakech.... and is also popularly known as 'The Resplendent'. Constructed towards the...

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medina Marrakesh

4 Reviews http://www.lostinmarrakech.jimdo.com A new place in Medina (Marrakech) where they have a Laundromat service. Washing clothes by washing machine and dried by natural sun shine. It is charged by kg and...

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Saadian Tombs Marrakesh

1 Review First discovered by a Frenchman during the 1920's this burial ground for Saadian Sultans had been hidden from foreigners. The Hall Of 12 Columns is a most beautiful building, having 3 central tombs...

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Doctors in Morocco

by JamalMorelli

Friends, this is important info:(Remember to add the new numbers to the phones below.)If you need a doctor:MEDICAL LISTAGADIRHospital Hassan IIRoute de MarrakechBP 3174Tel : 028 84 14 77Fax : 028 84 13 59Clinique SpécialitéAvenue Hassan IITel : 028 84 84 84Fax : 028 82 62 06Polyclinique Du SoussAvenue Abderrahim BouabidTel : 028 22 40 40Fax : 028 22 04 22Clinique Al MassiraAvenue 29 FévrierTel : 028 84 32 38Fax : 028 84 46 90CASABLANCADr Solange LAHLOU-BOUFLET - GP14 Rue Saad Ben Abi Wakkasex Rue LongwyTel : 022 27 45 48 / 022 20 02 49Fax : 022 47 04 30Dr Afifa MRANI - GP52 Rue Med Ben Brahim Al MourakouchiResidence BabyloneAngle Bd D’Anfa1er etage, appt no 16Tel : 022 27 88 13Dr Noreddine HORMAT - GP51 Rue Ibnou NafisTel : 022 25 81 82Dr GUIDON - GP6 Rue Jean JauresTel : 022 26 01 90Dr Rim GHELLAB BENNIS - Dentist158 Avenue Omar El KhayamBeausejourTel : 022 36 01 90Fax : 022 89 37 43Dr...

from Marrakech to the Sahara

by lizalincoln

My dream about going to the Sahara was finally going to be fulfilled. I did not have a clue about where to look, so i started searching on Google about the Sahara. We had already booked our flight and Hotel in Marrakesh. I then bumped into Tripadvisor, and was this site helpful! (Thanks to all the guys and gals who write real good stuff!)After reading it became clear that there were two places we could go to in Morocco. The Erg Chebbi or Erg Chicaga. After further research we decided for the Chebbi, although we was a bit fearful that it was a bit commercialised from what i read, however thisdid prove to be wrong. There were two ways of going to the Saharah, either by via a group tour, or private tour. The former being far more affordable, whilst the latter allowing far more freedom. From a previous holiday, we understood the value of that personal touch, so we decided on a privatetour....

from Marrakech to the sahara

by lizalincoln

My dream about going to the Sahara was finally going to be fulfilled. I did not have a clue about where to look, so i started searching on Google about the Sahara. We had already booked our flight and Hotel in Marrakesh. I then bumped into Tripadvisor, and was this site helpful! (Thanks to all the guys and gals who write real good stuff!)After reading it became clear that there were two places we could go to in Morocco. The Erg Chebbi or Erg Chicaga. After further research we decided for the Chebbi, although we was a bit fearful that it was a bit commercialised from what i read, however this did prove to be wrong. There were two ways of going to the Saharah, either by via a group tour, or private tour. The former being far more affordable, whilst the latter allowing far more freedom. From a previous holiday, we understood the value of that personal touch, so we decided on a privatetour....

blue skies and huje sund dunes

by lizalincoln

hiMy dream about going to the Morocco was finally going to be fulfilled. I did not have a clue about where to look, so i started searching on Google about Morocco. I then bumped into fodors, and was this site helpful! (Thanks to all the guys and gals who write real good stuff!)After reading it became clear that there were two ways of traveling in Morocco either by via a group tour, or private tour. The former being far more affordable, whilst the latter allowing far more freedom. From a previous holiday, we understood the value of that personal touch, so we decided on a privatetour. Next, the question was who ?Again after reading reading reading, I came across forums discussing a guide called oubza youssef . So I contacted him via email and he replied real quick, something which i could not say about another guide i had contacted. He gave us the tour details, and I gave him our personal...

Where to buy alcohol in Marrakesh

by sukey113

We just got back from Marrakesh.They don't sell alcohol in the Asima supermarkets (well not the ones we went in). You need to go to the big Marjane one (we found one on the road to Casablanca - NW of any big maps), which was a lot like Tesco, selling most things from colouring books to Heineken. The local beers aren't that bad though. We tried Casablanca beer amongst others! We have two young children so didn't get to go out in the evenings :0)Most restaurants seem to have a license and sell the usual alcohol you'd find in UK, US.Happy to helpClaire Aquatica Waterpark was the best - we have two young children and went in July so we needed to cool down and have fun!Also Zohra our cook was amazing and I now need to invest in a Moroccon cook book :0)

Sunshine all year round!

by john9159

Eating ice cream on the beach whilst watching the sun set.Walking on the beach for hours and paddling in the sea.Experiencing the various foods and those delicious sweets from the patisserie.The Atlas mountains are just fantastic with magnificent views from up there. The magnificent sunset. The hot weather all year round! The beaches. Relaxation - I can so easily forget everything that goes on at home. I do miss my cats though but know they are in caring hands. Seeing people there I haven't seen for a year.

The roof tops of Tangier!

by jgemini65

I LOVED looking out over the roof tops of this underrated city! But my fondest memory is when a bunch of small school boys approached me and said, "where are you from?" and I responded "America" and the broke out in applause and said "welcome, welcome to Morocco!"

camletrekking and sandboarding

by lahcen

hello traveller, couple of days in morocco are not enough especially if you are not flying. marrakesh or essaouira is over 800km from tangiers. i would visit Fez and meknes instead. you can get in touch with aroundmorocco.com hope this helpful.have a nice trip

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by BateauIvre

Thanks! Basically I want to know: what is the best route to see Marrakech, Fez, Chefchaouen and have an overnight stay in the desert and see the Atlas mountains? And not only the best route, but the best way to do it (car, taxi, train, plane). [We are flying in and out of Marrakech and have 11 days total]. I was also after advice about whether this was a do-able amount to cover in the time. I don't want to be travelling all the time...Thanks.

cTM/car rental to merzouga

by travel-writer

hiring smoll car is recommended or take a CTM from casablanca to errachidia then take grand taxi to Rissani then TRANSIT / GRANDTAXI . any way hiring a car is an advantage because hiring cars from RABAT/CASABLANCA is cheaper then marakech .from casablanca it take allmost 10/11h so spend a night between the two areas will be good choice .in your way back take a road from erfoud to visit the TODRA/DADES gorges then marakech spend a night in ouarzazat ( hotel les JARDINS DE OUARZAZAT is recommended so hotel SAGHRO )les nomade or assou are recommended desert trip hotel also do an overnight in the dunes but with poor service .

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Q: I am thinking travelling to Morocco with my nearly 6 yrs old Girl. We are landing in Marakesh and Plan to Array for 3 days After...

A: As you have 3 weeks the desert area is a must. A 'grand circuit' down to the desert via Ouarzazate, east to Erfoud, then north to Fez is easily done in two weeks. I'd...

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