Visit the 'Persian Market' in Morocco

If you have ever read “One Thousand and One Nights”, visitors can easily recognize the ancient Arabian style in the streets and markets in Morocco. There is no bright sunlight, only the cool and humid noise from the street vendors, and the brilliant colors of the exquisitely carved handicrafts sold on both sides.

In the street markets in Morocco, the most popular souvenirs for tourists are hand-woven carpets with impressive, African motifs. Tourists will also be fascinated by the stalls selling food, handicrafts, costumes or legendary decorative lamps. One of the things that tourists cannot forget is the colorful spices and essential oils in the stalls - indispensable things in the lives of Arab people. In particular, the rows of perfume bottles with strong and characteristic scents such as jasmine, orange blossom, and rose attract many female tourists to stop by.

Markets in Morocco are also where visitors can fully experience the sounds and smells of the bustling streets. The calls of street vendors, the bustling voices of adults and children, the rattling of rickshaws... all appear vividly and realistically.

This North African country also has a rich history and culture reflected in the architectural works in the capital Rabat, Fez such as Nejjarine Square, Er Rsif and Andalous Mosques, Royal Square or Kasbah University - which existed before the famous Oxford University and especially in the charming "red city" Marrakesh with its blend of African and French features. On the journey to explore Morocco, visitors should not forget to visit the "pearl" Casablanca - a place that easily reminds visitors of the emotional classic film of the same name, which has touched the hearts of many cinema lovers.

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