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travelling to Marocco
April 20th, 2010
Morocco has a sort of aura about it – mostly created by the tourist destinations of Marrakech, Casablanca, Fez and Rabat.
Where is it?
Morocco is on the northwest coast of Africa, across the sea from the southern tip of Spain. The proximity, mixed with his unique style and culture make it an increasingly popular destination.
Where can I stay?
There are a series of small exquisite boutique hotels in Morocco. It seems boutique style and attention to detail are all packed, making it difficult for travelers to decide which structure is the only one to stay in Marrakech Dar Zemora that has only five rooms, but where the furniture and services to ensure the best of both worlds – an ideal place to stay with the many sights of Marrakech, just around the corner. Alternatively, the Kasbah du Toubkal stay in the Atlas Mountains, the best views in North Africa, where the living is enhanced by the informal atmosphere of the hotel and services reported. Surrounded by the tranquil beauty of the landscape is a place that has inspired people. If you want to stay in the bustle of Marrakech, Essaouira on the beach or in the heart of the mountains, there is a perfect hotel for you.
What can I see?
The souks, or markets, organized by the trade, are a fascinating insight into the lives of the people of Marrakech and an unforgettable experience. Bring some ‘time Djemma Place El Fna – the main town square, where regular entertainment to keep the audience amused, and then walk the streets downtown, with the beautiful medieval buildings and romantic gardens. The rest of Morocco has its pleasures – the simple white buildings in the coastal town of Essaouira, Rabat royal buildings or marketplace of Tata in the Sahara – there are many reasons to return to Morocco.
How do I get around?
Morocco maintains a system of collective taxis, which is relatively inexpensive and very easy to use. When traveling between cities, click trains are comfortable and convenient.