Discover Morocco

Andalusian-influenced city with white-washed buildings and a UNESCO World Heritage medina, known for its rich cultural heritage.

Historic port city at the Strait of Gibraltar, known for its international zone history and strategic location between Africa and Europe.

Capital city of Morocco, UNESCO World Heritage Site combining modern government institutions with historic medina and ancient ruins.

Famous imperial city known as the 'Red City', major tourist destination with vibrant souks, palaces, and gardens.

Mountain resort town known as 'Little Switzerland' for its alpine architecture and cool climate in the Middle Atlas mountains.

Spiritual and cultural capital of Morocco, famous for its ancient medina, traditional tanneries, and Islamic learning centers.

Famous blue-painted city in the Rif Mountains, known for its stunning blue-washed buildings, relaxed atmosphere, and beautiful mountain scenery.

Largest city and economic capital of Morocco, famous for its modern architecture, bustling port, and the Hassan II Mosque.

Modern beach resort city with beautiful sandy beaches, year-round sunshine, and excellent tourist infrastructure. Rebuilt after 1960 earthquake.

Historic city across the Bouregreg River from Rabat, known for its traditional medina, religious schools, and artisan traditions.

Known as the 'Door of the Desert', famous for its film studios, kasbahs, and strategic location between mountains and desert.

Coastal city on the Mediterranean Sea, important port city and economic hub in northeastern Morocco with significant Spanish influence.

Coastal city with Spanish colonial architecture and important archaeological sites including the ancient Roman city of Lixus.

Coastal city with fortified medina, known for its blue fishing boats, strong winds for water sports, and artistic community.

Beautiful coastal city on the Mediterranean, known for its stunning blue waters, sandy beaches, and the nearby Al Hoceima National Park.

Desert town known as the gateway to the Draa Valley and starting point for Sahara desert expeditions.

Oasis town at the entrance of Todra Gorge, famous for its stunning canyon landscapes and traditional kasbahs.

Spiritual city known as one of Morocco's holy cities, famous for its religious significance and traditional craftsmanship.

Imperial city with grand monuments from the reign of Sultan Moulay Ismail, known as the 'City of a Hundred Minarets'.

Important port and industrial city on the Sebou River, known for its modern infrastructure and strategic economic location.

Historic walled town known for its silver jewelry, traditional crafts, and annual cultural festival.

Known as 'Little Marrakech' for its red earth walls and bustling souks, with beautiful surrounding agricultural valleys.

Gateway to the Sahara Desert, administrative capital of the Draa-Tafilalet region with important oasis systems.

City at the foot of the Middle Atlas known as the 'Gateway to the Atlas' with fertile plains and agricultural importance.

Berber town in the Middle Atlas known for its cedar forests, monkey populations, and traditional carpet weaving.

Gateway to the High Atlas mountains and Ouzoud Waterfalls, known for its stunning natural beauty and hiking opportunities.

Strategic city between the Rif and Middle Atlas mountains, known for its historic medina and cave systems.

Eastern Morocco's largest city near the Algerian border, known for its strategic location and rich cultural heritage blending Moroccan and Algerian influences.

Mining town between the Middle and High Atlas mountains, known for its apple production and mineral resources.

Market town in the Zemmour region, known for its weekly souk and traditional Berber culture.

Commercial and industrial city forming part of the Agadir metropolitan area, known for its markets and economic activities.

Gateway to the Sahara known as the 'City of Camels' for its important camel market and desert culture.

Coastal city on peninsula in Western Sahara, known for kite surfing, fishing, and beautiful lagoon.

Agricultural city known as the capital of Morocco's citrus production, famous for its orange groves and fertile plains.

Agricultural town in the fertile plains between Rabat and Meknes, known for its agricultural production and rural charm.

Historical town with important kasbah and strategic location on trade routes between the Sahara and northern Morocco.

Administrative capital of the Casablanca-Settat region, known for its agricultural importance and strategic location.

Important port city known for its fishing industry, pottery traditions, and historical significance as a former Portuguese colony.

Coastal city between Casablanca and Rabat, known as the 'City of Flowers' with beautiful beaches and refined atmosphere.

Major phosphate mining center, one of the world's largest phosphate producers with significant industrial importance.

Berber city in the Middle Atlas known for its traditional culture, mountain scenery, and strategic location.

Former mining town known for its coal mining history, now transitioning to other economic activities in eastern Morocco.

Small town in eastern Morocco serving as an important transportation hub between different regions of the country.

Agricultural town in the Tadla plain known for its farming activities and rural economy.

Coastal city with Portuguese heritage, UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its citadel and beautiful beaches.

Town in the Middle Atlas known for its agricultural production and strategic location on the route between Meknes and Azrou.

Town in the Agadir metropolitan area known for its agricultural activities and proximity to the regional capital.

Mining town known for its phosphate production, playing important role in Morocco's mining industry.

Coastal town in southern Morocco known for its annual moussem (festival) and proximity to the Atlantic Ocean.

Coastal town known for its royal residence and beautiful beaches, popular as a weekend getaway for residents of Rabat.

Agricultural town in the Gharb plain, known for its sugar beet production and rural agricultural economy.

Town known for its agricultural activities and strategic location in northwestern Morocco's farming region.

Coastal town with Spanish colonial architecture, known for its art deco buildings and fishing port.

Town known as the 'Cherry Capital' for its annual cherry festival, with beautiful old medina and waterfall.

Largest city in Western Sahara, administrative capital with modern infrastructure and important economic role.

Town in the Middle Atlas mountains serving as administrative center for the rural Boulemane Province.

Rapidly growing city between Casablanca and Settat, known for its industrial zones and agricultural activities.

Coastal town known for its forested areas and royal golf course, popular for weekend getaways from Casablanca.

Coastal town with historical significance as former Spanish colony and important location on Atlantic coast.

Rural province and town known for its agricultural lands and traditional Moroccan countryside life.

Town between Marrakech and Essaouira, known for its agricultural production and traditional Berber culture.

Coastal town in Western Sahara known for its fishing port and important location on the Atlantic coast.

Town in southern Morocco serving as administrative center and important location in the Draa River valley.

Town in remote southeastern Western Sahara, serving as administrative center for the Aousserd Province.

Town in Western Sahara serving as important administrative and military center in the region.