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See. King Hassan II Mosque Visit Morocco's largest mosque, open to non-Muslims, with a 210m minaret and beautiful interior. Old Medina Explore this small traditional walled town in northern Casablanca. The Corniche Walk along the oceanfront, with hotels, nightclubs, and ocean-view cafes.

Eat. Brasserie La Cigale Enjoy basic food and live music in the bar, a spot where women can drink in peace. Solidarité Féminine Association's restaurant Dine on the dish of the day, salad, and homemade bread, supporting single mothers. La Corrida Savor seafood, sangria, and tapas in a dark, candle-lit Spanish-themed setting.

Stay. Four Seasons Hotel Casablanca↗ A top-rated hotel in Casablanca, as voted by Condé Nast Traveler readers. Royal Mansour Casablanca↗ A highly-rated hotel in Casablanca, recognized by Condé Nast Traveler readers.

Condé Nast TravelerOct 6, 2026

Top 10 Hotels in Morocco: Readers’ Choice Awards 2026

Condé Nast Traveler readers rate their top hotels in Morocco.

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  • Four Seasons Hotel CasablancaHotelThe only luxury Casablanca hotel with beach access and a plethora of low and high-octane activities on the table, this…
  • Royal Mansour CasablancaHotelVisit for high-rise glitz and glamour in the seaside Moroccan city.
  • Elsewhere
  • Royal Mansour MarrakechHotelMarrakech, MoroccoVisit for high-rise glitz and glamour in the seaside Moroccan city.
  • La MamouniaHotelMarrakech, MoroccoReaders fell hard for this palace hotel
  • Kasbah TamadotHotelAsni, MoroccoLearn more.
  • Mandarin Oriental, MarrakechHotelMarrakech, MoroccoThe first Moroccan property from the Asian powerhouse brand may actually complicate your time in Marrakech.
  • Selman MarrakechHotelMarrakech, MoroccoThis 55-room Marrakech resort keeps a stable of Arabian horses, which put on occasional (impressive) shows, and has the…
  • Es SaadiHotelMarrakech, MoroccoThe white-on-white lobby at retro retreat Es Saadi feels opulent rather than minimal; it’s both a little kitschy and…
  • La Sultana Oualidia, MoroccoHotelOualidia, MoroccoA secluded boutique retreat on Morocco's Atlantic coastline.
  • The Oberoi, MarrakechRestaurantMarrakech, MoroccoSet the scene.
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Lonely PlanetSep 22

A Guide to Rabat

Navigate the central medina of Morocco

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Lonely PlanetSep 16

Best Train Routes in Morocco

From the high-speed line to a slow-rolling sleeper train, rail travel in Morocco is comfortable, reliable and relatively undiscovered.

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Lonely PlanetAug 28

20 Things to Know Before Traveling to Morocco

Weave your way through the markets and medinas of Morocco with these travel tips on planning, etiquette and health and safety.

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  • Hassan II MosquePlace of worshipvisitors must cover from shoulders to knees
  • Al BoraqPlaceAfrica's first high-speed train
  • Elsewhere
  • Djemaa El FnaAttractionMarrakesh, Moroccocomes to life around 5pm
  • Jardin MajorelleParkMarrakesh, Moroccowww.tickets.jardinmajorelle.com est LE SEUL SITE OFFICIEL du JARDIN MAJORELLE où acheter vos billets et obtenir un code…
  • Musée Yves Saint LaurentMuseumMarrakesh, MoroccoLe Musée Yves Saint Laurent de Marrakech est un musée consacré au couturier Yves Saint Laurent à Marrakech, au Maroc.
  • GuelizSuburbMarrakesh, Moroccoexplore leafy side streets for cafes and boutiques
  • Atlas MountainsViewpointMarrakesh, Moroccohiking guides are mandatory for climbing Mt Toubkal
  • Mt ToubkalTrailMarrakesh, Moroccohiking guides are mandatory
  • Bureau des GuidesPlaceMarrakesh, Moroccocheck qualifications for hiking guides
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