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Blondie in Morocco

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Welcome to the my Morocco travel blog! On this page, you can see an overview of my most popular categories and post. Happy reading and Morocco dreaming!

Discover Morocco

Where to celebrate New Year’s Eve 2023 in Marrakech?

Where to celebrate New Year’s Eve 2023 in Marrakech?

The 10 Best Museums to visit in Marrakech

The 10 Best Museums to visit in Marrakech

Navigating in the Medina of Marrakech, Morocco

Navigating in the Medina of Marrakech, Morocco

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Morocco Travel Tips

Rent a car in Morocco – shall you or shall not?

Rent a car in Morocco – shall you or shall not?

What to Wear in Morocco? Tips for packing

What to Wear in Morocco? Tips for packing

Driving in Morocco – a detailed guide for a safe road trip

Driving in Morocco – a detailed guide for a safe road trip

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Moving to Morocco

How to buy a car in Morocco?

How to buy a car in Morocco?

Expatarrivals Interview with Rasa – A Lithuanian living in Morocco

Expatarrivals Interview with Rasa – A Lithuanian living in Morocco

My home in Marrakech – loft in the heart of Medina

My home in Marrakech – loft in the heart of Medina

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My stories

Why I moved to Morocco?

Why I moved to Morocco?

11 Instagram Accounts to Follow Before Visiting Morocco

11 Instagram Accounts to Follow Before Visiting Morocco

Nabil Skily in bicycle conversation with Blondie in Morocco

Nabil Skily in bicycle conversation with Blondie in Morocco

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Must place to visit in Marrakech. Madrasa Ben Yo

Must place to visit in Marrakech.

Madrasa Ben Youssef was founded in the 14th century by the Moroccan monarch Abu el Hassan.

The Madrasa was the largest Islamic college in Morocco during its height.

Up to 900 students would have lived there to study law and theology. The monarchy supported them. Madrasa Ben Youssef was transformed into a museum in 1960.

The Madrasa was closed for restoration in November 2018 and reopened to the public in April 2022.

Thank you 2022! A year full of challenges Full of

Thank you 2022!
A year full of challenges
Full of happiness
And happy travels

See you all in 2023!

It’s not easy to immerse to the Christmas spirit

It’s not easy to immerse to the Christmas spirit when there is + 25C outside.

However, the Christmas spirit is in the air, and so happy Marrakech is full of travellers worldwide choosing to spend their holidays here.

🎄🏝🎁

Merry merry everyone
Su šventėmis visus! 🌲🌲🌲🌴

As stinky as it gets. I feels like visiting Fes

As stinky as it gets.

I feels like visiting Fes wouldn't be complete without going to famous leather tanneries

(tannery is a kind of factory or workshop where raw animal skins are transformed into leather.)

This tannery has been in operation since the 12th century and is the largest& oldest in Fes, with over 40 families working at the facility.

The leather is dyed with natural powder made of jasmine, saffron, mint. The entire leather production process comprises manual labor only and involves no modern machinery, and has retained methods unchanged since medieval times.

Have you visited tanneries in Morocco?

#tanneries #tanneriesfez #tanneriesmorocco #chouratannery

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