Founded by the French in 1930 as a mix of traditional Moroccan architecture and modern French architecture, Habous is a good place to start with its smooth streets, benches on the streets and beautiful houses. Then we will see the Casablanca Cathedral (Sacre Coeur), Mohammed V Square and the United Nations Square built in neo-Gothic style and drive to our last stop, the Hassan II Mosque, the largest mosque in Morocco and the 7th largest in the whole World. After visiting the mosque built by the Moroccan King Hassan II and inspired by the Andalusian culture, we take a short break on Casablanca’s famous promenade “Corniche” and then drive to our hotel.

Accommodation: Casablanca

After breakfast at our hotel, we set off for Rabat. After a 2-hour drive, the panoramic city tour begins. During the city tour we will visit the Royal Palace, the Jewish Quarter of Mellah, Hassan, founded by the Europeans who came to the region at the end of the 19th century to offer new social and economic opportunities to Moroccan Jews. As a result, we still visit the Tower and Oudayas. Then the transfer to the hotel can begin.

Accommodation: Discount

After breakfast at our hotel, we move to “Chefchaouen”, also known as the “Blue City”. We will arrive in the city after a drive of approximately 4.5 hours. We see the Kasbah, Medina and Mohammed V Square on our panoramic tour of the city famous for its sky blue painted houses and end our tour on the hill where the remains of the Jemaa Bouzafar Mosque are located. Our second stop is Volubilis, a Roman-era town. We make our tour of Volubilis, which is on the UNESCO World Heritage List, with its mosaics preserved to this day. We then move to Meknes, which is also on the UNESCO World Heritage List. We will have our lunch at a local restaurant and then continue our journey towards Fez, stopping at Bab Mansour (Mansur Gate) on the way. Upon arrival in Fez, check in at our hotel. Now you have free time.

Accommodation: Fes

After breakfast, we start our tour of the city of Fez, home of Al-Karaouine University, the oldest surviving university in the world. Our first stop is Fez El-Bali or Old Fez which is on the UNESCO World Heritage List. After that we continue our tour of the region of Andalusia using traditional methods, at the dyers and leather tanners. We will have our lunch at a local restaurant. After WedAfter lunch we end our day with a tour of the Jewish Quarter and the Royal Palace. Overnight stay in our hotel.

Accommodation: Fes

In the morning of our last day we start the day with breakfast. We then check out of the hotel and make our way to the airport in our private vehicle.

We ended our Turquise Reisen tour with more joy than we thought at the beginning. Hopefully we see each other again. Keep discovering the world with us!