Tourism Morocco Discovers 4 Most Unique Old Towns

In addition to watching the Atlas range covered with snow all year round, admiring the unique architecture of the mosques, visitors often spend a lot of time exploring the massive medina in Morocco. Medina is the old town surrounded by walls. In Morocco, each city formed medina from hundreds to thousands of years ago. It is a place to live and work, markets to exchange and buy local products, unique handicraft villages are formed in this area and divided into areas such as carvings. wood, leather, votive, bronze

... Tangier: Tangier is the northern city of Morocco, located on the North African coast in the west, where the border between the Mediterranean and the Atlantic Ocean at the tip of Spartel This is a gateway city that attracts European tourists to visit Morocco.



There was a bustling seaport system and ferries connecting to Spain, and Tangier soon formed a medina system to serve domestic and international trade. Western tourists often come to buy traditional Moroccan goods in the old town built in 1889.Chefchaouen: Medina in Chefchaouen is the most unique old town in the world because of the charming green color of the houses. home of the Jews settling from the 30s of the last century. Today, the whole neighborhood is painted a beautiful blue, especially in the morning light, and the city is dyed a blue color. When looking at this color, the people here will think of the color sky, where the god of heaven is residing. Medina in Chefchaouen today is an indispensable spot for tourists when traveling to Morocco Fes: Tourists often want to understand a culture, they often go to markets because it reflects everything clearly.



such as lifestyle, culture, customs, people, costumes, cuisine ... Fes el Bali (old area) is therefore always a top destination for any visitor to the UNESCO-listed ancient market. recognized as world heritage in 1981. Be careful as you might get lost here. Fes is seen as the "Mecca of the West", or "Athens of Africa" in terms of the city's past strong growth in many ways. With about 160,000 people living and working in the medina, perhaps this is the largest urban center in the world currently using only rudimentary means of transport such as horses, donkeys, mules, bicycles or motorbikes .



.. times Along the narrow alleys, visitors can easily find the handmade tannery with colorful and unforgettable scent. This is Fes's famous and long-standing handicraft from ancient times. Tourists coming to Fes are eager to learn about this tanning profession and some unique and varied leather products for sale. Marrakech: Medina in Marrakech is always the top tourist destination when visiting Morocco. Normally, tourists will choose a hotel located in the old town area surrounded by 9 km of city walls with busy shopping markets all night long. Jemaa el Fna Square in front of the old town of Marrakech, visitors have the opportunity The festival is met with street storytellers, snakes lures, passenger wagons, unique trolleys selling fresh orange juice, traditional dishes for sale in markets and trouser goods.



clothes, tanning, aromatherapy, food, jewelry, fine arts, carpets, hanging lights ... throughout the Old Quarter in mysterious colorful Middle East style.Meknes: Meknes: Meknes is one of four tourist cities. Morocco's most famous. Meknes was the capital under the rule of Moulay Ismail (1672-1727), before being relocated to Marrakech. The city currently preserves impressive Spanish and Moroccan architecture.



Surrounding the city are high walls with great city gates. This place has many historic sites such as mosques, squares. The old markets attract a lot of tourists to visit, and like every other old town, the medina here is jammed with small alleys with all kinds of shops. Medina in Meknes is one of the 5 World Heritage Sites recognized by UNESCO, along with medina in the cities of Fez, Marrakech, Tétouan and Essaouira .... According to Zing News ***.

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