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The best time for tourism in Morocco

The first months of the summer are considered one of the best times for tourism in Morocco, and the weather in this period is characterized by warmth in the morning hours and mildness in the night hours, with weak prospects for rain, as Morocco dominates the Mediterranean climate, which is characterized by mild temperatures during the winter , And relatively high during the summer.

The reality of tourism in Morocco

Morocco is one of the African countries most visited by tourists, as the number of tourists arriving in 2013 to about 10 million tourists, Morocco also contains about 70 international airports distributed in many of its cities, and the railways that link all of its regions, It also connects it with neighboring countries such as Algeria and Tunisia.

The most famous tourist cities in Morocco

Marrakech city

Visitors to the city of Marrakesh can enjoy visiting the museums in it, the most famous of which is the Museum of Marrakesh dedicated to displaying modern and traditional Moroccan arts, and the Dar Si Saad Museum dedicated to displaying musical instruments, carpets and jewelry, and enjoy balloon rides that provide its passengers with an opportunity to see enchanting views of the Atlas Mountains and scattered Moroccan villages here and there, and a visit Many sites of historical and religious interest in it, such as: Koutoubia Mosque, Al Badi Palace, Saadian Tombs, and Majorelle Garden.

Fas city

The city of Fez was built in the eighth century AD, and due to its historical importance it was included in the list of world heritage, and it is known as the largest area of ​​the car-free world, as its winding streets still maintain the shape that it has seemed since the city was built, and a visitor to this city can enjoy wandering in Its ancient alleys and exploration of the unique features such as the gates of Moroccan character, and the dye basins scattered in the shawara stands.

Merzouqa town

The town of Merzouga is based on the outskirts of the Sahara Desert, and despite its small size, it attracts many tourists and visitors looking for camping fun in the desert, other safari trips, the opportunity to ride camels, quad bikes, and sand dunes.

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