Photo locations in Morocco

The garden displays a collection of 300 plant species from five continents and buildings painted in cobalt blue.

The mosque features a 210-meter minaret and accommodates 25000 worshippers in its interior space.

This city in the Rif Mountains contains houses with blue painted walls and winding alleys.

A fortified village from the 17th century with tall mud walls and six kasbahs.

This historical palace features Moroccan motifs, marble columns, geometric tiles, cedar wood ceilings, and several gardens with fountains built in 1860s.

The largest mosque in Marrakech stands 77 meters tall with geometric patterns, arches, and a garden with palm trees and orange trees.

The canyon rises 300 meters with vertical limestone cliffs, forming a river valley where climbers practice their sport throughout the year.

Three-tiered waterfall dropping 110 meters into the river, surrounded by olive trees where Barbary macaques live near the water.

Historic ruins of a grand palace with open-air attractions and reflective pools.

Ancient Roman ruins offering a unique historical perspective and scenic views.

An exquisite garden oasis nestled in the heart of Marrakech's medina.

Royal palace featuring beautiful Andalusian gardens and Moroccan craftsmanship.

This coastal area features red stone cliffs and natural stone arches over the Atlantic Ocean.

The 12th century garden complex contains a pavilion and water basin with views of the Atlas Mountains.

Lush valley known as 'the Land of a Thousand Kasbahs', offering spectacular scenery.

UNESCO World Heritage site with medieval architecture and bustling souks.

Spectacular sand dunes known for their reddish-golden color at sunrise and sunset.

The iconic blue-painted entrance gate leading into the old medina.

A historic royal necropolis featuring elaborate mosaic tiles.

Mountain range offering stunning landscapes and adventure activities.

Mythical seafront cave with archaeological significance.

Coastal fortifications and whitewashed houses by the seaside.

Opulent mausoleum housing the tombs of Moroccan kings.

Museum housed in a former sultan’s palace showcasing regional artifacts.

Fortified ancient kasbah with panoramic views over the river and ocean.

A palace turned museum showcasing Moroccan arts, crafts and culture.

Historic lighthouse offering stunning views of the ocean and city.

The King of Morocco's principal residence with stunning architecture.

The tall sand dunes offer routes for camel caravans and tent sites under the stars.

The red fortifications from the 12th century extend for 19 kilometers around the medina.

The lighthouse on the cliffs marks the point where the Mediterranean Sea meets the Atlantic Ocean.

Former Jewish quarter with interesting history and architecture.