Marrakech, the fascinating city of Morocco, awaits you with its location at the foot of the Atlas mountains, impressive architecture and must-see places. When you see the red brick walls in the Old Town, you can understand why the city is called Marrakech, which means red city. If you happen to be in the city in July, you should definitely attend the Marrakech Popular Arts Festival, which is the scene of fun-filled days. You should definitely experience this extraordinary experience by taking a desert tour in Marrakech, which is the starting point of desert tours in Morocco. Kutubiye Mosque, which is the symbol of the city with its magnificent 67-meter minaret, Manera Gardens with its peaceful views and El Badi Palace, which was built in 1602, are among the places you should definitely see.

Known as the location of the King Hassan Mosque, the second largest mosque in the world after Mecca, Casablanca is also known for Humphrey Bogard’s famous movie Casablanca. It is known that the name of Casablanca, which means “White House”, was given to the city by the Spaniards. Visit this fascinating city and witness the glamorous beauties on the spot!

Spice shops, wood carvers, shops selling fabrics of many colors, carpet makers, coppersmiths and more await you in Meknes, one of the medieval cities where the treasures of Morocco are best preserved. You will enjoy wandering around the maze-like narrow streets where all these shops are located.

Rabat, where you can see its historical richness in every corner, has become a dynamic and modern city since 1912 when it became the capital of Morocco. Nowadays, entertainment has a great place in the city life in Rabat, which draws the image of a 21st century city. While Rabat’s bazaars, mosques, palaces and museums, which have been established in the city since the Middle Ages, generously display the historical richness of the city, Hasan Tower, Andalusian Gardens, Chellah Castle are waiting for its visitors as the must-see places of the city.