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Spending a whole day in Casablanca can be considered a history class on-site: you can visit the medina of the eighteenth century and also the deco buildings of colonial district, when Morocco was French territory. There’s also the Sqala, a bastion from the eighteenth century as well with spectacular views and the known promenade and the lighthouse of El Hank from 1920. But, above all, there’s the modern Hassan II Mosque, which has the highest minaret of all world.

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The medina of the Red City is reason enough to visit Marrakesh…once and once again. If you go in through the Bab Agnau entrance you’ll find the Koutoubia Mosque and, towards south, the Bahia Palace and the Saadian Tombs. At the heart of the medina there are different souks (whose tanneries are impressive), the Ben Youssef Madrasa and the Jamaa el Fna square, where you can see one of the most incredible urban shows in the evening.

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If you want to see Fez in a one-day-trip the best you can do is wander around el-Bali medina and visit the Bou Inania Madrasa, from the fourteenth century. Take a good look also at the Bab Bou Jeloud entrance and the Seffarine square, which has the most authentic souks (such as the Chouwara tannery). The Mouley Idriss II tomb from the fourteenth century and the Merenid Tombs are other Fez landmarks. A great way to finish your journey is go to the lively Café Clock.

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De la capital de Marruecos destaca la Kasbah de los Oudayas, una antigua fortaleza empezada por los almorávides en el siglo XII que encierra un increíble pueblecito de cuento, de colores blanco y azul. También merece la pena perderse por la medina y ver la puerta Bab Bouiba y la calle Suiqa. La Torre Hassan, del siglo XII, y el Mausoleo de Mohammed V, de época moderna, forman parte del must see de esta ciudad imperial.

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A one-day-trip is enough to visit the Ouzoud falls. These cascades are 150 kilometres from Marrakesh and you can get there by a straight well-asphalted road. The journey to the nearest village, Tanaghmeilt, is an opportunity to see the dry landscape and the rural area, once you reach the village, the climb to the falls is a breeze. There are plenty of restaurants with beautiful views and you are allowed to take a bath.

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Walking inside the ancient medina is an adventure that any traveller should experience. But it’s not the only one: take a quick look in the Skala de la Ville or visit the Great Mosque, the souks and the Bab el Sebaa and Chez Chaoni squares, there are also things in the must-do list. You can have lunch in the Moulay Hassan square, and walk down the harbour and see the fortress and the sunset at the beach, and you will complete a perfect trip in this Atlantic pearl.

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Oualidia is the place to enjoy a trip by the sea: you can sail around the lagoon and see the birds. Enjoy a seafood meal at the port, and walk by the beach. If you want a more active trip, you can go on excursions by quad bikes, do some kayaking or go surfing. Another activity to do on a relaxing day is to look at the fisherman while they work or to see the sunset.

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The landmark of Ourzazat is the Taurit Kasbah, an impressive village made by clay built in the eighteenth century. The second most known landmark is the cinema. Lawrence of Arabia and Gladiator were filmed in the studios of Ourzazat. The third landmark is the Ben Haddou Kasbah, located 25 kilometres from Ourzazat and registered as a World Human Heritage by UNESCO.

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El- Hedim square, the Dar Jamai Palace and the Bou Inania Madrasa are the sights that you can’t miss in the imperial city. You can enter the ancient medina through Bab el-Mansour entrance -biggest of Morocco- and visit the Mulay Ismail Mausoleum. The old stables, the barn and the Agdal watertight are the other landmarks of Meknes.

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This village offers different options to do in a one-day-trip: one of them is going to the Tislit and Iseli lakes, located nearby, and do some hiking around. Another one is to visit the Imilchil Women Cooperative, which weaves carpets, blankets and Berber djellabas. Another option for you is to climb down the Asif Melloul valley, although it takes more than a day.

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Founded in the fifteenth century, this town welcomed a lot of Jewish and Muslims drove out from Al-Andalus, the Andalusian Mosque is an evidence of this fact and also one of its emblematic buildings. At the heart of the Blue City there is also the Uta el-Hammam square, surrounded by the Kasbah and the Kebir Mosque. The medina is really worth to visit, especially the alleys of the souks and Es Sok quarter. Outside the medina, walking through Bob Onsar door, you can go to the Ras el Ma fountain, that has falls, mills and wagtails.

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