Regionen · Kapitel 8
Chefchaouen & the North
Northern Morocco is a world of its own: the blue fairy-tale city of Chefchaouen, the resurrected Tangier, the Andalusian Tétouan, and the wild mountains of the Rif. Less visited than the south, but just as fascinating — and only a stone's throw from Europe.
6 Abschnitte in diesem Kapitel
1
The Blue City of Chefchaouen★★★
Chefchaouen (pronounced: "Shaf-shauen") is one of the most photogenic places in the world — and that's no exaggeration.…
2
Tangier — Restart as a Cultural City★★
Tangier is reinventing itself. The city, which for decades was considered chaotic, rundown, and intrusive, has undergon…
3
Asilah★
Asilah is Morocco's most charming coastal town — a tiny, white-blue place surrounded by Portuguese fortress walls, righ…
4
Tétouan★★
Tétouan is Morocco's Andalusian city — and a UNESCO World Heritage site that hardly any tourist visits. In the 15th and…
5
Rif Mountains★
The Rif Mountains stretch as a green arc from Tangier to Nador along the Mediterranean coast — and are one of the least…
6
Akchour Waterfalls & God's Bridge★★
The Akchour Waterfalls in the Talassemtane National Park are one of the great natural wonders of northern Morocco — and…
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