Top ten tourist attractions in Morocco

The top ten tourist attractions in Morocco are Marrakech, Agadir, Casablanca, Meknes, Rabat, Fez, the Portuguese town of Mazagan, Tangier, Ouarzazate and Sovilla.

Marrakech 1:

In Morocco, Marrakech is the third largest city, famous as the Red City, a representative of modern luxury and one of the most important ancient capitals in Moroccan history. Marrakech is like a magnet on the mainland, attracting huge camel teams in the south.

2. Agadir:

Agadir spends 300 days a year in the sun. It was destroyed by the earthquake in 1960 and rebuilt by Italian architects. Agadir faces the vast Atlantic Ocean, 8 kilometers south of the mouth of the Seuss River.

Backed by the fertile Seuss Plain, not far from the south is the famous Sahara Desert. The Atlas Mountains block the heat wave in the southeast desert, making the city on the edge of this desert spring all year round.

3. Casablanca:

Casablanca is the representative of the most modern city in Morocco. Seen from the sea, the city is covered with blue sky and sea water from top to bottom, with a high and low white outline in the middle. Sometimes the waves in the Atlantic Ocean and Shanghai are high, but there are no waves in the harbor. The fine sand beach stretching for tens of kilometers from north to south is the best natural swimming pool.

4. Meknes:

Meknes was founded in 1 1 century, and17-18th century was its capital. It is the industrial and commercial center of Morocco. An important distribution center for olives, oranges and grapes. Ancient Roman cultural relics and medieval mosques and Islamic colleges.

Rabat:

Rabat, the capital of Morocco, was built in the Muwahid dynasty in the12nd century. Rabat is close to the Atlantic Ocean and has many beaches. It's a good place for summer vacation. Rabat Palace, Muhammad V Tomb, Udaja Castle and Sheila Site are places of interest for tourists to visit. The Great Mosque is exposed in the downtown area, with thousands of jewelry booths.

6. Fez:

/kloc-Fez has been the religious, cultural and artistic center of Morocco for more than 0/000 years. Firth River is a tributary here, suitable for farming, so Firth means golden axe in Arabic and fertile land.

The ancient city of Fez, covering an area of 250 hectares, was built by Delices II in 808. It was the first Moroccan imperial city. 17km long city wall is basically intact, retaining a strong Arabic color.

7. Portuguese city of Mazagan:

The Portuguese city of Mazagan is surrounded by a thick wall of four forts. The moat outside the city wall is only the distance between the first fortress and the fourth fortress.

The underground reservoir in the city was once a store of16th century. In order to solve the problem of water shortage caused by Portuguese siege, it was changed into a reservoir in 164 1 year. It covers an area of 34 square meters and is supported by 25 columns at the top. A beam of light shoots at people from the round hole at the top, resulting in a half-bright and half-dark effect.

8. Tangier:

Tangier is an international middle zone, where all kinds of strange things can happen. Although happiness is not emphasized blindly now, its legend is still enduring. The nightlife here is rich and colorful, the people on the street come from all over the world, and the world-famous cultural atmosphere attracts a large number of artists such as the famous Rolling Stones.

9. Warzazat:

Ouarzazate is a closed environment, a classic Arab world and the home of Moroccan aborigines. Indigenous customs, abundant light and unpolluted environment make it an important shooting base for the world film industry.

10, Sovilla:

Sovilla is one of the most popular tourist attractions in Morocco. Sovilla was first built by the Portuguese in the18th century. It is a coastal town famous for its fishing port. This city is an ideal place to escape from the busy and bustling city.