Stefan Loose Reiseführer Marokko

Morocco – just the name sounds magical: At the Djemaa el Fna, the juggler's square in the heart of Marrakech, with its storytellers, acrobats, and water sellers, in the souks of this and other ancient royal cities, along the street of the kasbahs with their mud castles, the cliché of a Thousand and One Nights seems to come to life.

But the country is not just an oriental dream; it also invites you to hike in the High, Middle, and Anti-Atlas mountains or to take camel tours through the desert. Beach holidaymakers will not be disappointed either: In picturesque bays on the Mediterranean or on more secluded beaches along the Atlantic, one can relax wonderfully or ride the waves in the south between Essaouira and Agadir.

The author, who knows the land and culture like the back of her hand, provides a wealth of useful tips and travel information for independent travelers in the completely newly researched "Stefan Loose Travel Handbook Morocco," spanning over 600 pages. The scholar in Islamic studies expertly introduces the rich culture and history of this country, which is full of surprises and whose population is a unique blend of Arabs and Berbers, Europeans, and Sub-Saharan Africans.

To ensure that you don't lose your way during your explorations, the "Stefan Loose Travel Handbook Morocco" includes nearly 70 city maps and country maps, as well as a comprehensive travel atlas.