Casablanca is the largest city in Morocco and also the ‘economical and industrial capital’ of the country. The metropolis is located on the Atlantic Coast and the population is growing steadily.  During the visit you will discover Mohamed V Square, the central market, beach promenade Ain Diab, residential area Anfa and the monumental Hassan II Mosque which is one of the biggest mosques in the world (exterior visit). The minaret has a height of 210 m. Casablanca became legendary in the 1940s due to a Hollywood film production. Nowadays the visitor will be surprised by the mixture of different architectural styles.

Rabat is the political and administrative capital of Morocco and also seat of the government. Wide avenues, beautiful gardens and green spaces display harmony, light and elegance. The crenellated ramparts with several huge gates are witness of the past. You will discover the necropolis of Chellah, the famous landmark Hassan Tower with the ruined pillars, the Royal Palace (exterior) and the Mausoleum of  Mohamed V which is a masterpiece of traditional architecture. From the Moorish Kasbah of the Oudaya you can enjoy a beautiful view on the mouth of Bouregreg river, the neighbouring city Salé and the Atlantic Ocean.

The sightseeing tours of Casablanca and Rabat can also be combined in a one day excursion.

Marrakech , also known as the ‘Red Pearl of the South’, is located at the foothills of the High Atlas Mountains. Already from afar you can see the minaret of the Koutoubia Mosque (exterior visit of the mosque) which is dominated by snow-covered peaks. The foundation of this ancient imperial city is dated back to the 11th century. Marrakech is fascinating by its different ethnic groups, its Islamic and Arabic architecture and its colours. Visit of the sumptuous Bahia Palace, the splendid Saadian Tombs and the Menara Garden. You will also discover the hustle and bustle in the labyrinth of the Souks and enjoy the unique atmosphere on famous Djemaa El Fna Square where story tellers, healers, snake charmers and acrobats etc. gather for entertainment and attract passers and visitors.