
Morocco's largest city and economic hub, blending modern business with traditional medinas.
Police
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Ambulance
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Unofficial guides approach tourists offering tours, then demand high fees or take you to shops for commissions.
Use licensed guides from reputable agencies. Politely but firmly decline unsolicited offers.
Drivers refuse to use meters or claim they're broken, charging inflated fares.
Insist on meter use (compteur). Know approximate fares. Use ride-sharing apps when available.
Shop owners or guides pressure tourists into buying overpriced carpets, argan oil, or souvenirs.
Don't feel obligated to buy. Compare prices. Be prepared to walk away.
Restaurants add items you didn't order or charge tourist prices much higher than locals pay.
Check menu prices. Ask for prices if not listed. Review bill carefully.
Scammers approach tourists claiming to need money for family emergencies or medical treatment.
Politely decline. Don't give money to strangers with sob stories.
Stunning mosque with world's tallest minaret
Historic walled city with traditional markets
Beachfront promenade with restaurants and cafes