Imperial Cities of Morocco, also known as the “Four Imperial Cities,” refer to the historical cities of Rabat, Fez, Marrakech, and Meknes, which have all served as the capital of Morocco at some point in history. Each city carries a rich heritage, boasting distinctive architectural styles, cultural traditions, and historical significance.
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Flight to Casablanca . On arrival at the Mohamed V airport, personal welcome by staff or Guide of Terra Nomadic Travels. Transfer to the hotel by bus or by car depend nember of client . Installation in the rooms. Dinner based on the arrival hours and overnight.
After breakfast, departure to Chefchaouen through Rabat. Visit this town : starting your visit by king palace ,Tour Hassan and Oudaya Kasbah then continue to the city of Chafchaouen nestled in Morocco’s Rif Mountains. The City known as “The Blue Pearl” is painted in various shades of blue, a custom that dates back to the 15th century, when an influx of Jews escaping the Spanish Inquisition settled in Chefchaouen. They brought along the tradition of painting buildings blue to mirror the sky and remind them of God. Dinner and accommodation at the hotel.
Departure to Volubilis, the most important Roman ruins in Morocco. After visiting the site, you will continue towards the small holy town of Moulay Idriss. Here rests Moulay Idris 1st, founder of the first Moroccan dynasty and the first Moroccan state. Departure to Meknes. Huge Walls surrounding the town marked by the reign of the powerful Sultan Moulay Ismail. Visit the most monumental gates of Morocco including Bab El Mansour, the tomb of Moulay Ismail, stables and grain mills, and the Souk. Departure to Fez. Dinner and overnight at the hotel
After breakfast, at 9 Am starting visit of Fes which is an old imperial city. Starting by the visit to the outside of Royal palace, the jewish quarters which is near the palace cemetery. Then go to Borj Sud is a viewpoint where there is a panoramic view of Fes.Visit the ceramic factory then down to the old Medina to live and discover the life of locals in the souk. Now it’s time to enter the medina and explore the labyrinth of9000 lanes and alleyways. It’s very easy to get lost in it.A visit to the old tanneries (also found in the medina) will be one of the biggest highlights of your one day in Fes. Accessed through the various leather shops, led up to a balcony overlooking the whole tannery seeing all the various vats of colored dye with leather soaking within it. Dinner and accommodation at the hotel.
After breakfast driving to Marrakech the red city in the way you will crossing the huge forest of cedar trees and have a stop to take many photos of Monkey of Atlas then arrival to the Ifrane city is famous place looks like European City called Switzerland of Morocco have a time in this beautiful city to take photos of sculpture lion on the stone coffee break and continue to the Marrakech via middle Atlas and Beni Mellal city and continue to Marrakech. Dinner and Accommodation.
After breakfast, departure for the discovery of the imperial city “Marrakech the Red city “. Historic visit of Marrakech: the Koutoubia, the Bahia Palace, Ben Youssef Madrasa, the Menara gardens, round the ramparts. On the afternoon, visit the medina and souks of Marrakech, then free time on the famous Djemaa El Fna Square to admire the permanent show storytellers, acrobats, snakes, and charmers…. Return to the hotel. Dinner and accommodation at Hotel.
Departure to Airoport depend your flight time.
Imperial Cities of Morocco, also known as the “Four Imperial Cities,” refer to the historical cities of Rabat, Fez, Marrakech, and Meknes, which have all served as the capital of Morocco at some point in history. Each city carries a rich heritage, boasting distinctive architectural styles, cultural traditions, and historical significance.
Imperial Cities of Morocco, also known as the “Four Imperial Cities,” refer to the historical cities of Rabat, Fez, Marrakech, and Meknes, which have all served as the capital of Morocco at some point in history. Each city carries a rich heritage, boasting distinctive architectural styles, cultural traditions, and historical significance.
Imperial Cities of Morocco, also known as the “Four Imperial Cities,” refer to the historical cities of Rabat, Fez, Marrakech, and Meknes, which have all served as the capital of Morocco at some point in history. Each city carries a rich heritage, boasting distinctive architectural styles, cultural traditions, and historical significance.
Imperial Cities of Morocco, also known as the “Four Imperial Cities,” refer to the historical cities of Rabat, Fez, Marrakech, and Meknes, which have all served as the capital of Morocco at some point in history. Each city carries a rich heritage, boasting distinctive architectural styles, cultural traditions, and historical significance.
