Archaeological sites near Rabat reveal layers of history from Roman settlements to Marinid monuments. This guide explores Chellah and nearby ruins shaping cultural tourism around Morocco’s capital.

A Rabat exhibition brings together Salvador Dalí’s Spanish surrealist art and the Moroccan caftan, revealing a dialogue between heritage, fashion, and imagination.

Estimated reading time: 4 minutesRising majestically above the Atlantic Ocean, the Hassan II Mosque in Casablanca is more than a place of worship. It is a masterpiece of Moroccan identity that unites faith, art, and modern engineering. As one of the largest and most beautiful mosques in the ...

Chellah Necropolis. Credit: ledesk.ma On the edge of Morocco’s elegant capital, Rabat, lies one of the country’s most fascinating historical sites, the Chellah. This ancient necropolis, a blend of Roman ruins and Islamic architecture, stands as a living testament to Morocco’s layered ...

More than just a meal, Moroccan couscous (Seksu) is a weekly ritual of unity and generosity. From its ancient Amazigh roots to its status as a UNESCO-protected Intangible Cultural Heritage, every grain of semolina tells a story of identity. Explore the regional varieties, the meticulous art of the ...

 Safi, Morocco — In a resounding victory for Moroccan culture and craftsmanship, the coastal city of Safi has officially been designated as a UNESCO Creative City of Crafts and Folk Art. The recognition, announced in an official UNESCO letter dated October 31, 2025, celebrates Safi’s deep artistic ...

A Spiritual Beacon: The city of Fez, Morocco’s oldest imperial capital and a UNESCO World Heritage site, is set to welcome the world for the Fez Festival of Sacred Music 2026. This celebration of peace and tolerance remains one of the Kingdom’s most profound cultural messages to the globe....