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With its wide boulevards of ultra-modern, art deco or Hispano-Moorish buildings, many parks, squares and public fountains and sandy beaches along the Atlantic, Casablanca will soon seem familiar to you. It is a unique blend of east and west, a subtle balance between tradition and modernity. Morocco's economic capital, Casablanca is particularly dynamic, making it an essential base for all businessmen. But it also offers other cultural and leisure riches. Its nightlife is known as one of the liveliest in the country. Its many beaches attract surfers and sun worshippers alike. A must-not-miss if you want to explore the many different facets of Morocco.

Secret, authentic and fascinating, Fez holds a number of surprises in store behind its imposing ramparts. Take time to discover its streets that bear the imprint of its prestigious past. An imperial city, Fez is home to one of the finest religious and cultural monuments in the country: the Bou Inania M?dersa, the Attarine M?dersa, the Karaouiyne mosque ... And its craft traditions are still thriving, especially in the town's souks which showcase the ancestral know-how of the country's craftsmen. Discover this bustling world with its unique atmosphere. A town of tradition, Fez is also a dream destination to indulge in local relaxation and well-being techniques. A trip to the hammam is a must, guaranteeing a great moment of rest.

Behind its twelve kilometres of red ochre walls, Marrakech has a thousand-year-old history. Its mosques, fountains, palaces and legendary Jama? El-Fna square make it an exclusive cultural destination. Discover the bustle of its souks where countless trades are plied. Stay in a charming riad, one of those fabulous palaces so typical of the imperial city. Enjoy a traditional dish on a restaurant patio. Pamper yourself in one of the city's many hammams. Spend an unforgettable night in one of its trendy nightclubs. Take an excursion to the mountains or the desert. And don't forget that Marrakech plays host to many events and festivals throughout the year.

You will love the nobility and style of Mekn?s! It is one of the most beautiful imperial cities in Morocco with its 25km of ramparts and its magnificent gates including Bab el Mansour, which was reconstructed in Paris in 1999 to celebrate the year of Morocco in France. You will also love the warmth of the population and atmosphere of the souks in the medina where everyday life is an exceptional spectacle, combining colours, fragrances and spicy aromas. There are also the palaces, including the splendid Jama? Palace housing the museum of Moroccan Arts, the Bou Inania m?dersa, a masterpiece of Hispano-Moorish architecture, the mosques, fountains, terraces and gardens that make Mekn?s a dazzling town. Called the “Moroccan Versailles”, its medina is on the Unesco world heritage list since 1996.