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Photo by<\/span>: Jorge Mallo<\/p><\/div>\n To travel to Morocco it\u2019s important that you have planned in advance and according to the days you are going to spend in this beautiful country, the towns you want to visit, the monuments or emblematic places you want to see and the activities you would like to do. There are companies that are dedicated to this, that can provide you with specific routes according to your needs, and that also organize group excursions with expert guides in this area. We recommend you check the weather before your trip, since, when doing it by boat, with strong winds they are usually canceled.<\/p>\n Moroccan food is one of the wonders of the country that most represents its culture, therefore, it\u2019s something essential that you have to discover if you are going to travel to Morocco. Ingredients from various cultures that have influenced it throughout history (Berber, Arab and Mediterranean). Rich in spices, legumes and vegetables. It is important to note that pork in their culture is strictly prohibited (Jalufo).<\/p>\n On your trip to Morocco we recommend that you try the traditional main dishes:<\/p>\n A healthy and tasty meal that will not leave you indifferent. In this post we recommend places to eat traditional food in the different towns of northern Morocco.<\/p>\n Before traveling to Morocco you should know that it is a country with a varied and rich artisan tradition, and it is worth strolling through the souks of its towns and cities to see these handmade wonders. The most representative are: pottery (clay and ceramics), carpet weaving, embroidery on fabrics such as silk or linen, leather, basketwork and gold, beach and precious stone jewelry. So don\u2019t hesitate to get some of these handcrafted pieces that are part of the most remote history of Morocco.<\/p>\n The currency in Morocco is the Moroccan dirham<\/strong>. You can change the currency at the port or at exchange centers that adjust to the value of the currency on that day. Approximately it must be taken into account that the change of 1 Moroccan dirham 0.094 euros, to make it easier to calculate 10 dirhams is close to 1 euro.<\/p>\n These are the 7 northern towns that you should discover if you are going to travel to Morocco:<\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n 1. TANGIER<\/strong><\/p>\n It is the city located in the northernmost tip of Morocco, and without a doubt the most popular and visited among tourists in the area. Like Tarifa, it\u2019s located between the Mediterranean Sea and the Atlantic Ocean, so we can say that they are sister cities on different continents.<\/p>\n Photo by: Raul Cacho Oses<\/p><\/div>\n La Medina:<\/span> It is the old part of the city, full of narrow streets with bazaars. Here you can visit:<\/p>\n The New Town.<\/span><\/p>\n LINKS ON GOOGLE MAPS<\/a><\/p>\n Photo by: Milad Alizadeh<\/p><\/div>\n About 40 km from Tangier is Asilah, a small fishing village located on the Atlantic coast. Whose walled center is characterized by its narrow streets and houses whitewashed and touches of blue, the decoration and paintings on its facades are unique.<\/p>\n Photo by: Milad Alizadeh<\/p><\/div>\n Medinas (with Spanish influence and residential):<\/p>\n GOOGLE MAPS LINKS<\/a><\/p>\n Dromedary walks<\/u> (near the port of Asilah).<\/p>\n In this case, Tetouan is located near the Mediterranean Sea, near Tangier and Ceuta. Andalusian city with a long history linked to Spain, declared a World Heritage Site.<\/p>\n Photo by: Raul Cacho Oses<\/p><\/div>\n Medina<\/u> (UNESCO World Heritage Site).<\/p>\n Spanish Expansion<\/u>: Expansion made by the Spanish of the old town of Tetu\u00e1n.<\/p>\n Houses of the Arab aristocrats.<\/u><\/p>\n Hassan II Square<\/u><\/p>\n The Mellah<\/u> (Jewish quarter).<\/p>\n Feddan Park<\/u>: Plaza of Andalusian architecture with views of the white medina.<\/p>\nWHAT TOWNS TO VISIT IF YOU TRAVEL TO MOROCCO?<\/strong><\/h1>\n
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