Travel

In Morocco, Exploring Remnants of Jewish History

In looking for traces of the Jews who lived in the walled quarters of Morocco, a sense of urgency prevails about future of the country’s Jewish legacy.

Morocco, From Coast to Desert

A seven-day journey turns up a kaleidoscope of centuries-old souks, dusty colonial-era outposts, livestock markets and luxury restaurants.

Four Stops Across Morocco

Planning a seven-day journey across Morocco, from Atlantic shores to Saharan dunes, can be an odyssey. Here’s how to do it.

A Stroll by the Casbah in Northern Morocco

Chefchaouen may be known for its location amid hashish farms, but its relaxed charms go far beyond that.

36 Hours in Casablanca

Morocco’s cosmopolitan port beckons with its convivial cafes, colorful markets, waterfront nightclubs and a palm-filled park for a quiet stroll.

Hotel Review: Riad Star in Marrakesh, Morocco

This three-story B & B, situated in the heart of the old city, was once Josephine Baker’s home.

Inside the Walls of Fez

Relying on instinct, hospitality and a bit of technology, the author discovers the rewards of exploring the Moroccan city’s medina without a guide.

8 Hotels to Look Out for in 2011

By ELAINE GLUSAC

From Miami to Jaipur, new hotels hope to be noticed for distinctive touches.