In Morocco, there is the style of old houses, which have turned into amazing little boutique hotels called Riads.
Constructed from clay and clay, these dwellings are almost impervious from the outside, with the exception of a small door, but as soon as you enter - a holiday awaits you! With trees, flowers and fountains, there is a courtyard open to the sky, surrounded by rooms on all sides.
As a rule, the kitchen and recreation areas are located on the ground floor. In Morocco, they often use couches for the living room as beds at night.
On the upper floors there are small sleeping rooms with balconies overlooking the courtyard.
In Morocco, confidentiality is not valued, except between the sexes, so women and girls will have their own room, and boys and men are good, except for married people, with very little clothing and sometimes decorations.
The seers turned these ancient dwellings into hotels, which are very delightful. They reworked them using the most beautiful works on tiles and tapestries, clothes and fabrics. There is a timeless luxury that feels divine!
Traditional riads are mostly found in old cities or Medinas , cities. When you walk along the cobbled streets, you literally walk between empty walls, but behind these walls there is an amazing hidden world, thriving houses full of cooking and games.
As you explore the city during the day, you can experience the rhythm of life in Morocco, with merchants and acrobats and an incredible amount of exotic crafts, food, flavors and design. It's easy to get overwhelmed by the variety of colors and sounds and scents ... so when you return to your riad at night, you drink in mystical calm and tranquility, relaxing and relaxing after your exciting day of study.
Fez is an ancient center of knowledge and spirituality. It is more than a thousand years old and has “the largest free car zone” in any city in the world because of the narrow cobbled streets. Your competition is donkey carts (see your step!) And the vendors of cookies and sweets.
Marrakesh is an ancient desert oasis in the middle of the country, surrounded by the high Atlas mountains. Using Marrquech as a base, you can explore Berber villages high in the mountains or go on a day trip to Essaouira on the coast or spend your days wandering around the ancient market, Bitch to find your beautiful souvenirs.
Anyone who visits Morocco is delirious! When will you come and find out what the hype is?
