Best 10 Days in Morocco — Without Photography

Admire Marrakech's iconic 12th-century minaret and stroll through the surrounding gardens

Navigate the labyrinthine souks from spice markets to leather workshops with a local guide

Step inside North Africa's largest medieval Islamic college with exquisite carved stucco walls

Discover the ornate 16th-century royal mausoleum hidden for centuries behind a sealed wall

Taste your way through the medina's best street food stalls and hidden local eateries

Learn to prepare tagine, couscous, and pastilla in a traditional riad kitchen with a local chef

Unwind in a Moroccan bathhouse with steam rooms, black soap scrub, and argan oil massage

Marrakech's 16th-century Jewish quarter — spice market, Lazama Synagogue, and the Miaara Jewish cemetery (2h)

Savor mint tea poured from height and sample traditional Moroccan pastries in a riad

Lose yourself in the world's largest car-free urban area, a medieval labyrinth of 9,000 alleys

Admire the finest Marinid-era architecture with its water clock and carved marble courtyard

Taste harira soup, sfenj doughnuts, and grilled kefta through the old medina's food stalls

Dine on an elaborate multi-course Fassi meal with pastilla and lamb tagine in a restored palace

The world's first mellah (1438) — Fez's walled Jewish quarter with a beautifully restored 17th-century synagogue (2h)

Explore the 15th-century fortress with its ethnographic museum, Andalusian garden, and tower views

Watch Rif Berber women weave vibrant wool blankets on traditional looms in a medina cooperative