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CASABLANCA

CASABLANCA

Formerly known as Anfa, also known as Casablanca, it is the largest city, commercial port, and industrial base in Morocco, as well as the world's largest phosphate export port. It is the economic center and transportation hub of Morocco, known as the "lungs of Morocco" and the "Bride of the Atlantic". Its economic data ranks 116th on the 2019 Global Top 500 Cities list.

FEZ

FEZ

The first Islamic city in North African history and the religious, cultural, and artistic center of Morocco for over a thousand years; It is the third largest city in Morocco, the political, economic, and cultural center of the area, and also the oldest imperial city in Morocco. As a classic of medieval cities, Fez is not only a religious holy site and cultural exchange center in Morocco, but also the spiritual home of the Arab nation.

IFRANE

IFRANE

Located in the middle of the Atlas Mountains in Morocco, with an altitude of 1650 meters, it is known as the "Little Switzerland in North Africa". With its charming natural scenery, it attracts numerous tourists. The town is parasitic in Morocco with a kind of leisure and scenery like an "idyllic paradise". There is no style of North Africa here. The streets with green trees, exquisite European style wooden house buildings, carefully trimmed green lawns, luxuriant French wutong trees, and the quiet life of local residents. Everything seen in silence is wonderful like an unreal dream.

MEKNES

MEKNES

Founded in the 11th century, it is one of the royal cities of the Kingdom of Morocco, and is now the fifth largest city in Morocco. Located on the northern slope of the Central Atlas Mountains, it was the capital from the 17th to the 18th century. It is the industrial and commercial center of Morocco and an important distribution center for olives, citrus, and grapes. The secular buildings in the city are rich in neoclassical or romantic styles. The ancient city has numerous religious buildings, luxurious and magnificent decorations, exquisite paintings, and a classical art style, which is a concrete manifestation of European Christian art in South America.