No, you don’t have to wear a hijab when visiting Morocco. That depends. In Marrakech, as long as the shorts aren’t super ...

The colors of Marrakesh extend well beyond its aesthetics. It’s a city with deep-rooted history, with culture and tradition etched into its architecture and daily rituals. Getting lost in the ...

Marrakech can see daytime temperatures climb ... If you visit more rural communities, it is highly advisable to cover up more. Wear longer shorts or pants, or at least drape a large scarf ...

Here are a few additional tips I picked up along the way for anyone looking to travel around Marrakech: Be mindful of what you wear (loose clothing that covers arms and legs is recommended) Respect ...

And be sure to wear sunglasses at Riad Yima ... Don’t forget your putter when you set out for Marrakesh’s splashy new Museum of African Contemporary Art Al Maaden (Macaal).

Ensconced in a fertile plain shadowed by the Atlas Mountains, is the former imperial city of Marrakesh. Marrakesh has many nicknames, such as "the Land of God" or "the Daughter of the Desert" for ...

Many people wear floor-length caftans or hooded djellaba ... (Only around 100 Jews remain in Marrakesh.) Halfway down the street is Slat Lazama, a synagogue and museum (10 dirhams admission ...