Uta al Hammam is one of the main squares in . . .

Adapted to the needs of modern life, Moroccan handcraft production relies on tradition, offering a wide variety of products ranging from small works of art to the simplest utilitarian objects.

Nestled like a jewel in a king’s crown, the town of Chefchaouen lies comfortably within its perch of the Rif Mountains, calmly surveying the valleys below.

While the Atlas Ranges account for most of Morocco’s mountains, some of the country’s most picturesque . . .