The scenic spots in Morocco are very beautiful. Today, Xiaobian will tell you about the scenic spots here. You can pay attention when you go. Now let's take a look at some related strategies and see if there are any places you like.

Usually Morocco's itinerary starts from Casablanca and travels around clockwise or counterclockwise. I chose the counter-clockwise route, because I thought I could rest by the Atlantic for two days after I finished the Sahara desert.

I didn't choose go on road trip as the mode of transportation for this trip. First, most Moroccan cars are manual gears. Second, go on road trip may be stopped by traffic police and fined (there are tens of millions of reasons for fines). I mainly take trains and buses. As for taxis, it seems that there is no interest in taxiing here, and the price of taxiing is more than double the price of a bite. so poverty makes me bow.

There are seats in the first class of Moroccan trains, and the second class seats have to be robbed. If you come from a long journey (like me), I suggest you take the first class seat directly. Accommodation

Moroccan cities are divided into old cities and new cities. When considering accommodation, you can choose according to the purpose of your trip. The new town mainly has a good environment and many hotels, which is convenient for leisure and vacation.

Living in the old city is the most convenient way to explore the local customs of Morocco. Most traditional houses are located in the old city, but generally, cars can't get in because of the narrow and uneven roads, and it's not convenient to drag luggage back and forth.

So another smart choice is to stay in a hotel not far from the old town and walk to the old town.

Accommodation is nothing more than hotels and homestays. Most homestays in Morocco are called Riad. These dwellings are all "Hui"-shaped courtyard buildings with central gardens, and most of them have three floors. Each Raid house is buried deep in the Yong Lane of the ancient city of Medina, often just an inconspicuous door, but after entering, the interior decoration is exquisite, just like entering the fairy tale world of "One Thousand and One Nights".

It is strongly recommended that Marrakech and Fez must live in Riad in the old city. Believe me, this will be a considerable surprise for your trip to Morocco. Network communication

There are two ways to surf the Internet in Morocco. First, rent WIFI eggs in China at a price of 5rmb/ day. For a well-known reason, I bought a local calling card. It will be more convenient to surf the Internet or make phone calls. There are three local operating companies in Morocco, namely INWI, ORANGE, and Maroc

Telecom (also my choice). This company has a good signal and can receive WeChat in the desert.

focus! ! After the SIM card is installed, don't throw it away. There is a PIN code on it. If your phone is restarted, you must enter the PIN code to reconnect with the operator. Casablanca

Hassan II Mosque: It is the third largest mosque in the Islamic world and the most modernized mosque in the world. The magnificent and atmospheric building is the first scenic spot in Casa. You can take beautiful silhouettes in the temple and shoot night scenes from the sea at night.

address: SourJdid,Casablanca. It is recommended to take a taxi.

opening hours: 9-12 o'clock, 15-16 o'clock from Saturday to Thursday, 9-11 o'clock and 15-16 o'clock on Friday, and the ticket price is 12 dirhams/adult

Rick Cafe: I went out of the feeling of Casablanka, but this is just a restaurant built after the movie became famous, which is slightly old and expensive.

Address: 248 Boulevard Sourjdid. Place Dujardinpublic, Ancienne Mé dina,

Casablanca

Opening hours: 2:-15:, 18:3- 1: the next day.

Restaurant recommendations: LaSqala (authentic Moroccan food), LeCabestanOceanView (facing the sea, with a good environment), RestaurantLe

NouveauDragon, a restaurant opened by Beijingers, and Chinese food Marrakech

Marrakech is a Berber word meaning "the hometown of God", located at the foot of Alatas Mountain, with "South".

Majorelle Garden: a beautiful plant garden covering an area of 12 hectares. It was built during the French colonial period in the 192s and 193s. It was shaded by trees and moved for a change.

Address: Rueyvessaintlaurent, Marrakech

Opening hours: 8:-17:3, admission fee is 7 dirhams per person.

Gemafna Square: a famous sleepless square with a history of nearly a thousand years. There are all kinds of things in the market, mainly shopping and eating. Snail soup and all kinds of fruit juices are very good, and there will also be local Moroccan objects, but pay attention to going hand in hand and there are many thieves.

Address: PlaceJemaael-Fna,Marrakech

Basia Palace: Built in the 19th century, it is the only well-preserved palace in Morocco that is open to the outside world. It is a perfect specimen of Moroccan decorative art in the 19th century. In this luxurious and exquisite palace, you can feel the mystery and confusion in the 11 nights.

Restaurant recommendations: LeSalama (Moroccan food, western food), LeBlokk (western food, with singing and dancing performances), AtayCafe-Food (Moroccan food) Sahara Desert

Ayité Benhadu Village: the only place for desert groups, it is the most representative ancient village of Moroccan Berbers, and is known as the most beautiful ancient village in Morocco. There are many small shops in the village.

Merzuka is the entrance of Morocco into the Sahara, where there are large sand dunes and various campsites. It is a good place to watch the starry sky in the Sahara, and it has the largest natural groundwater in Morocco, which is part of the itinerary of many tourists visiting Morocco. Fez

Fez, the ancient capital of Morocco, was the founding capital of the first dynasty and the first Islamic city in the history of North Africa. Divided into the old city and the new city, the old city is one of the largest typical medieval cities in the world. Walking among them seems to be in the Arabian Nights.

Blue Gate of Brezhlu: The starting point of the two most important roads in the ancient city, so most tourists will choose to enter the old town of Fez from here. It is called Blue Gate because the outward side of the city gate is inlaid with blue mosaic tiles, which is very Islamic. (inside is the alley of the ancient city, which is easy to get lost, and there are many thieves)

Fismedina: Arab residential area, entering from the Blue Gate of Buzilu, which contains various handicrafts. It is strongly recommended to buy handwritten letters here. Yogurt is delicious, but it is easy to get lost in the daytime, and there will be different scenery when you go in the morning.

Mausoleum of Meride Dynasty: The cemetery itself is nothing to see, but it is the best observation point to enjoy the panoramic view of Fez. The cemetery is located on the hill outside the city.

It's still a bit far to walk. It's 5-7DH from the old city by taxi, which is a good place to watch the sunset.

restaurant recommendations: CafeClock (Moroccan food, hidden storefront), MedinaCafe (near the blue door, very easy to find), Chez

Rachid (near the blue door, chicken Couscous is recommended), Great Wall restaurant (Chinese food, address in RueArabieSaoudite,Fes, Morocco, you can directly talk to the driver about Sofia

.

Shefshavan Medina: A blue fairy tale town built on a mountain, where cats can be seen everywhere. Girls can pat themselves with beautiful blue skirts and scarves. It is highly recommended to go there in the morning. (I want to buy paint here)

Spanish mosque: the commanding height of Chev Shawan, a good place to watch sunsets and night scenes, but the mosque itself is not open.

restaurant recommendation: PizzeriaMandala (Italian food), city of the sky (Chinese food)

usually Morocco's itinerary starts from Casablanca and travels around clockwise or counterclockwise. I chose the counter-clockwise route, because I thought I could rest by the Atlantic for two days after I finished the Sahara desert.

I didn't choose go on road trip as the mode of transportation for this trip. First, most Moroccan cars are manual gears. Second, go on road trip may be stopped by traffic police and fined (there are tens of millions of reasons for fines). I mainly take trains and buses. As for taxis, it seems that there is no interest in taxiing here, and the price of taxiing is more than double the price of a bite. so poverty makes me bow.

There are seats in the first class of Moroccan trains, and the second class seats have to be robbed. If you come from a long journey (like me), I suggest you take the first class seat directly. Tangier

The city of Tangier is built along the seashore hillside, with beautiful weather and pleasant climate. White houses, green Shan Ye and blue sea water complement each other, and it is a beautiful seaside mountain city with "the summer capital of Morocco".

Hercules Cave: Also known as Hercules Cave or Africa Cave, it is naturally formed by waves impacting rocks for thousands of years, and its entrance is similar to the map of Africa. It is recommended to go at sunset and watch the sunset in the Atlantic Ocean.

restaurant recommendation: cafebaba (famous, visited by William Burroughs, the author of Naked Lunch, and paul bowles, an American writer), RestaurantLa

Paella (Spanish food, address is Kathir,Rue12,Tangier, eating seafood), Aisila

Aisila is a seaside town, mainly with white tones and graffiti walls.

Elsa Medina: It's a tiny Medina, where a mural festival is held every year. It's a very friendly town, and you can walk by the sea. Graffiti walls and old city walls are suitable for taking pictures.

security issues

so much for sharing, this voluminous strategy is coming to an end, and I would like to say a little about Morocco's security issues here.

On the whole, Moroccan society is relatively stable, and there are few terrorist attacks and riots. In some places where tourists are concentrated, police can also be seen patrolling nearby. I think the law and order is not bad.

It is necessary to have a normal sense of safety in Morocco, but if you always walk the whole journey with a defensive heart or colored glasses, the scenery seen by natural eyes will be discounted.