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History and Geography of morocco



At the crossroads of Europe and Africa, bordered by the waters of the Mediterranean and opening onto the vastness of the Atlantic, Morocco is a crossroads. It is the "country of the distant sunset", a destination rich
in contrasts, with a history of two thousand years and which invites to discovery.

In these lands where influences converge, you will discover the vestiges of the greatest Mediterranean civilizations: in the north of the country stand the Roman ruins of Volubilis; in Rabat, some pieces of architecture bear witness to the former French presence. Everywhere else, scattered, the treasures of Muslim civilizations are available to your curiosity: there, the Kasbah of the Oudayas; here, the green expanses of the Menara gardens; throughout the country, examples of the liberality of successive dynasties.

The landscapes are not to be outdone. Between sea and mountains, bringing together on its territory all the variety of Mediterranean climates and overlooking the sands of the Sahara, Morocco offers magnificent perspectives, paintings which are good to eat and in which you will enjoy evolving. Combining the pleasure of varied and enchanting panoramas with the riches of a colorful culture, Morocco is a destination of choice.
                            
                  

  • Modern society:
Close to its traditions, Morocco also offers you all the advantages of modernity



Morocco is a country resolutely turned towards the future which has preserved its traditions and made its cultural heritage flourish, by valuing them as levers of development. The city of Marrakech is a perfect example: the Medina district and its souks retain an incomparable charm of yesteryear, while Guéliz and Hivernage offer the most modern facilities and infrastructures. Far from being antagonistic, the association of modernity and tradition embodies the true strength of Morocco.

As visitors, you will be able to benefit from all the advantages and pleasures of modernity. In terms of accommodation, Morocco hosts a myriad of hotels for all budgets from large international groups, but also the largest ready-to-wear brands; who take advantage of the ideal setting for a developing country.

Morocco also seeks to avoid the shortcomings of modernity, especially in environmental matters by promoting responsible tourism with respect to the land and the local populations. Creator of a responsible tourism charter and host of COP22, Morocco is at the forefront of preserving our plMoro
  • Art of living and cultural traditions 
Living traditions


Morocco is a multi-millennial country, the heir to centuries of tradition. Nothing fixed however in the kingdom! The culture is alive there, embodied day by day in small daily gestures, in parties, rituals or simply everyday habits. Stay there for a while and soak up this sweetness, this art of living.

The best is to walk in the towns and villages, in the narrow alleys of the old districts. You are as close as possible to the people, talk to them. You will certainly be invited to share a glass of tea with a Moroccan: hospitality and ceremony will be there.

Also discover a whole daily newspaper. Morocco and its inhabitants evolve to the rhythm of the Mediterranean lifestyle recognized by UNESCO. It is a set of practices and dishes, symbolism that make everyday pleasure and that will enchant you.

The holiday is also honored in the kingdom. It rhythms the years. We meet during famous moussem, religious and festive events. Do not miss that of Tan-Tan, particularly renowned and registered since 2008 in the cultural and intangible heritage of humanity. Also discover the Gnaouas festival in Essaouira. All these events are for you the opportunity to make contact, to live with the different cultures that make up the diversity and all the richness of Morocco.


This is just a small glimpse of the cultures still living in Morocco. Explore the country to discover these small intangible heritage treasures!

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