Morocco's rich cultural heritage is a tapestry woven from its Berber roots and the myriad influences of Arab, Andalusian, and European civilizations. This convergence of cultures has shaped Morocco's unique identity, reflected in its languages, customs, and artistic expressions. The country's official languages, Modern Standard Arabic and Standard Moroccan Berber, are a testament to its diverse linguistic landscape, with a significant portion of the population fluent in these tongues. Morocco's culture, with its deep historical layers, continues to fascinate and attract people from all over the world, eager to experience its vibrant traditions and warm hospitality.

Aït Benhaddou 16

Casablanca 14

Chellah Necropolis 12

El Jadida 15

Fez 13

Fes el Bali 10

Grande Mosquée 15

Jemaa el-Fnaa 11

Marrakesh 11

Meknes 13

Rabat 13

Volubilis 13