TRAVEL GUIDE: MOROCCO


TOP 10 HOTEL CULINARY SCHOOLS
Dar Liqama
Learn how to make authentic Moroccan meals at this exotic traditional villa, which emphasizes locally produced fresh ingredients (plenty of saffron and cinnamon), as well as local history, culture and religion.
Rhodes School of Cuisine at the Dar Liqama

Dar Rhizlane
TOP 10 HONEYMOON HOTELS
Dar Rhizlane
The privately-owned Dar Rhizlane bills itself as a guest palace, and certainly lives up to the assertion, but on a far more intimate level than Buckingham and Versailles. Hide away amid the palms, steal a kiss beneath a wisteria-draped arch, or sip evening cocktails in the glow of the candlelit pool.

72-HOUR VACATION
Magical Marrakech

The Imperial city of Marrakech is Morocco's foremost tourist destination, with its exotic red buildings, rose gardens and palm groves, all set off by a backdrop of the dramatic, snow-capped Atlas Mountains.


A SEASON IN MOROCCO
A Culinary Journey

Meera Freeman has written a wonderful personal travelogue on this vibrant corner of North Africa. If you want to explore Morocco via sights, sounds, flavors and tales, you will love this homage. Check back again soon for our full review of the book!
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