Morocco is a country of blue cities, red walls, ancient medinas, Sahara dunes, Atlantic beaches, Amazigh traditions and world-famous hospitality. Here are 30 interesting facts about Morocco for travelers, students and curious readers.
Fez
Fez and Nador are emerging as Morocco’s new summer gateways, according to Spain’s Economía Digital, driven by expanded Vueling routes and a growing demand for authentic travel experiences.
Oldentic introduces a new digital platform dedicated to experiential tourism in Morocco, starting with a pilot phase in Fez and a strong focus on local value cre
The Grand Theatre of Fez moves forward as 68 million dirhams are allocated to the second phase of construction works, reinforcing the city’s cultural ambitions.
Fez has been ranked among Africa’s best destinations for 2026, confirming its status as a leading cultural and heritage city.
in a traditional Moroccan riad is more than a night’s rest, it’s a window into centuries of art, architecture, and heartfelt hospitality that define Morocco’s soul.
Fez el-Bali, Morocco’s ancient medina, reshaped medieval urbanism with human-scale design, sustainable planning, and timeless craftsmanship that modern cities still study today.