Breakfast and panoramic view of Casablanca, we will go to the impressive Hassan II Mosque, only surpassed by Mecca, visit outside and free time before leaving for Marrakech, one of the important imperial cities. Lunch. In the afternoon the visit starts toward the Koutouia Mosque, formerly used as a bookstore, it is the symbol of the city. We will continue to the sumptuous Bahia Palace, built in the 19th century by hundreds of artisans from Fez. From the Jewish quarter or Mellah and through the kissaría square we will arrive at the Djmaa El Fna square, a living museum and intangible cultural heritage of Humanity, where story­ tellers, snake charmers, jugglers, dancers and more, constitute an authentic court of miracles. The visit continues through the souk and its narrow streets full of shops, workshops and terrac­ es. We will visit its guilds of carpenters, sharpeners... Free time to do some extra activity. Accommodation.

After breakfast departure to Rabat, the administrative capital of the country, another of the imperial cities and official res­ idence of the royal family. We will visit its key points such as Tour Hassan, an unfinished mosque that rises dominating the esplanade with more than 200 columns and the Mausoleum of Mohamed V, built in memory of the sultan who achieved the independence of the country and in which the royal guard, in colorful costume in full dress, they guard the en­ trance to the monument on horseback. In the afternoon arrival in Fez. Dinner and accommodation.

Breakfast and visit of the first of the imperial cities. We will start with a panoramic tour from the hotel to visit the royal palace and its 7 gates or Dar Al-Makhzen on the way to the fascinating world of the medina of Fez El Bali, the oldest and most extensive in Morocco, a UNESCO World Heritage Site with 785 mosques and more than 2,000 squares, streets and alleys that repre­ sent a labyrinthine return in time. From Bab Boujloud to Es-Seffarine square we will make a journey through the centuries starting in the 9th to the 19th century, along the walk we will know how these alleys are structured, the different construc­tions that make up the walls of the medina, in addition from its artisan guilds and neighborhoods such as leather tanners or seamstresses to see their old ways of working. We will know a Medersa and we will finish to the sound of the ham­mer of the potters working the copper as they did hundreds of years ago. Lunch in a typical restaurant. Afternoon free. Accommodation

Breakfast and departure to Tangier for Spain. Upon arrival, assistance from our staff and transfers to the Costa del Sol. End of services.