Bilder aus Marokko المملكة المغربية Bilder von eine Reise im Jahr 2003 "ah die Bretonen, ihr seid die Berber Frankreichs ! Willkommen in Marokko ! "

Der vollständige arabischen Namen al-Mamlaka al-Maġribiyya (المملكة المغربية) bedeutet 'Der westliche Königreich'. Der Name 'Marokko' stammt aus der ehemaligen Almoraviden und Almohaden Hauptstadt Marrakesch, die in Amazigh Berber Sprache bedeutet 'das Land Gottes'.

FES

View of (most) of the medina, which is so large, it's a maze !

MERZOUGA

Dunes of the Sahara at sunrise (more deserts photos)

TODRA (GORGES)

The gorges of Todra

DADES

Kasbah in the Dadès valley (Ait Charbi)

Market in the town of Boulmane du Dadès

AGDZ

Camping-Caravane Targui (excellent !!!)

Berber music in the evening
(more photos by night, autres photos de nuit)

View of the camping amongst the palm trees

AIT-BENHADDOU

Kasbah

TIZI N'TICHKA

Small mountain village in the High Atlas along the road to the pass Tizi N'Tichka
(between Ouarzazate and Marrakesh)

MARRAKESH

Chaabi music (recording thanks to Daniel Keidar)

Evening on the main square Djemaa el-Fna (musicians, story tellers, food stalls, crowd of people...)
(more panoramic photos and more photos by night)

ESSAOUIRA

The wonderful walled city of Essaouira

Essaouira : walls and white houses

Just south of Essaouira, along the long beach

EL-JADIDA

CASABLANCA

Doors of the Hassan II mosque

MEKNES

Bab el-Khemis (one of the city gate)

Minaret of the great mosque seenfrom the roof of the Medersa Bou Inania

VOLUBILIS (near Meknès)

Roman ruins

CHEFCHAOUEN (CHAOUEN / XAOUEN)

Street in the medina

Kasbah: gardens

Chefchaouen

Colours of Moroccan cities

	Chefchaouen (blue) Marrakesh (red) Meknès (ocre)

Doors

Chefchaouen	Chefchaouen
Marrakesh	Essaouira (mellah, old jewish part of town)

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