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.
Moroccan culture
Explore the top museums in Morocco, including world-class art spaces, historic palaces, Amazigh heritage collections, cinema museums, and cultural landmarks.
Sami Yusuf will headline two exceptional performances at the Fès Festival of World Sacred Music 2026 in Morocco. The internationally acclaimed artist will perform on June 6 and join the closing ceremony on June 7 at Bab Makina alongside the Konya Metropolitan Sufi Music Ensemble and Moroccan Samaa ...
The Gnaoua Festival Essaouira 2026 returns from June 25 to 27 with an ambitious program centered on artistic creation and cultural fusion. The festival will bring together Moroccan maâlems, jazz musicians, gospel performers, Ethiopian artists and Brazilian rhythms in a unique collaborative ...
Walking Morocco invites travelers to explore Marrakech, Fez, Tangier, Casablanca, and Essaouira on foot. From historic medinas to coastal promenades, city tours reveal hidden streets, local crafts, and authentic experiences that redefine slow travel ahead of 2030.
Swept by Atlantic winds and guided by ancestral rhythms, Essaouira is where Gnawa music, ocean energy, and timeless culture meet in perfect harmony.
Rabat’s Heritage Foundation accompanies AFCON 2025 with guided tours, exhibitions and cultural initiatives highlighting Morocco’s UNESCO-listed capital and African heritage.