Marrakesh
Stroll in the shadowy courtyards of the souks, where hardworking woodcarvers, blacksmiths, jewelers and leather workers entice you to sample their wares…visit the Marrakesh Museum and the nearby Ben Youssef Medersa, a religious dormitory that is a superb example of high quality woodcarving and Andalucian style..spend an evening at the Djemaa El Fna, where fire-eaters, snake charmers and dancers perform amid the smoke of hundreds of street stalls that offer a tantalizing array of local delicacies…visit the Saadian Tombs, whose elaborately carved marble chambers are surrounded by delightful gardens…treat yourself to a multi-course banquet in one of the medina's palace restaurants, such as Yacout and Le Pavillion…take a daytrip to Atlas villages whose weekly markets attract villagers and merchants from throughout the mountains.

Fes
Stroll through the souk and absorb the medieval atmosphere of the medina, little changed over the centuries…see the Nejjarin souk, the center of the city's woodcarvers, and the woodwork museum…check out the lovely selection of arts and carpets at the Dar Batha museum…travel to the western quarter of Fes El Djedid to see the Royal Palace…take a day trip to Meknes, Volubilis and Moulay Idriss.

In Essaouria, stroll along the ramparts for photographic views across the Medina and Kasbah and out over the sea…then in Casablanca, see the King Hassan mosque, a vast and impressive creation…shop for jewelry in the souks at Taroudannt, an easy-going Berber market town…from Ouarzazate, explore the ksour and kasbahs of Ait Ben Haddou and Skoura…from Zagora, tour the village of Tamegroute, once a key center of scholasticism…go birdwatching in the Dades and Todra gorges…explore the Sahara from Erfoud…see the sand dunes and the springtime pink flamingoes at Merzouga…stop at the oasis town of Rissani, with three souks each week that attract Berbers from surrounding villages.

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