Moroccan mint tea, made from green tea, is a real tradition in this country. It’s served by lifting a beautiful teapot high above the ground, and is a favorite with tourists too. To feel like you’re in an oasis in the middle of the desert, discover
The Jemaa el Fna Square alone is worth the trip to Marrakech. A real open-air theater piece, you will be amazed! We tell you the history of this place, where to eat on Jemaa el Fna square, the essentials… and the little anecdote at the end
An essential drink if you visit Morocco, mint tea is a classic of Moroccan culture. A sign of hospitality when offered to guests, nectar with healing properties or even a symbol of North African culture, Moroccan mint tea has different facets. Discover them here! The History
The Medina is the historic district of Marrakech, the almost thousand-year-old old Arab city which is opposed to the New City (Guéliz) built during the French protectorate. The vast majority of monuments, most museums and a very large number of accommodations (in the form of riads)
Welcome to a culinary journey like no other! In this article, we’ll take you on a flavorful adventure through the vibrant world of Moroccan cuisine. From aromatic spices to mouthwatering dishes, Morocco offers a gastronomic experience that will tantalize your taste buds and transport you to
Known for its tasty array of dishes, Morocco landed in second place on the list of top foodie spots worldwide in 2017, as per the UK blog, Worldsim Travel. This country gifts its guests an impressive food journey. Marrakech, Fez, Agadir, and Rabat are some of
Morocco‘s Marrakech is more than just a historic city. A kaleidoscope of vivid hues, tastes, scents, noises, and unusual sights await you. Though Marrakech’s marketplaces and shopping in the Medina (old city) are its most well-known features, there is a ton more to do in this
