What are the tourist attractions in Morocco?

Morocco has the following tourist attractions: 1. The sunset here in the Sahara Desert has dyed the desert bright red, which is very spectacular. 2. Rabat, the Moroccan capital, is located at the mouth of the Bregere River in the northwest, bordering on the Atlantic Ocean. /kloc-Abdul Moming, the founder of Muwahid dynasty in the 0/2nd century, set up a military fortress at the cape on the left bank of the estuary in order to go to sea. Rabat consists of two twin cities, namely, the new city of Rabat and the old city of Salle. Walking into the new town, western-style buildings and exquisite houses with Arab national style are hidden among the flowers and trees. On both sides of the street, there are trees and gardens in the center of the street The palace, government agencies and national institutions of higher learning are all located here. The ancient city of Salle is surrounded by red walls. There are many Arab ancient buildings and mosques in the city, and the market is prosperous. The back streets and alleys are all handicraft workshops, and the residents' way of life and production still retains a strong medieval style. There are many historical sites in this city. Hassan Mosque was originally a large mosque in North Africa. Built in12nd century, it is183m long and139m wide. There are 16 doors around. It is said that it was destroyed in a major earthquake in the15th century. From the remaining stone pillars with different heights, we can still recognize the grandeur of the building at that time. The ruins of the military fortress on the cape, namely Udaga Castle, no longer exist, but the gate and watchtower still stand, and there is a garden in the middle of the castle, with many exotic flowers and plants. Near Gaspar is where Chen Bing was. The site of Sarah in the southeast of the new town is said to be an imperial mausoleum built during the Muwahid dynasty, surrounded by castles. There are still gatehouses, tombstones, mosques, release ponds and gardens on the ruins. Rabat Palace was built in 1785, covering an area of 2 square kilometers. This is a typical Arab palace building. The gate is carved out of brass, and there are many palaces with different styles in the palace. Among them, the Riad Palace used by Hassan II to receive guests is particularly magnificent, and the tomb of Hassan II's father, Muhammad V. Rabat has the British University of Karaoui built in 859 AD and the Antiquities Museum built in 19 17. On the Atlantic coast in the south of the city, the beach is very soft. Casablanca Casablanca is named in Spanish, which means White House. Casablanca is the largest city in Morocco. The Hollywood movie Casablanca made this white city famous all over the world. Because Casablanca is really loud, not many people know that the original name of this city is Dale Beida. Casablanca is a Moroccan port city, bordering on the Atlantic Ocean, 88 kilometers northeast of the capital Rabat. Seen from the sea, the city is covered with blue sky and sea water from top to bottom, with a high and low white outline in the middle. The trees here are evergreen and the climate is pleasant. Sometimes, the waves in the Atlantic Ocean and Shanghai are as high as the sky, but there are no waves in the harbor. The fine sand beach stretching for tens of kilometers from north to south is a good natural swimming pool. Hotels, restaurants and various entertainment facilities along the coast are hidden in rows of neat and tall palm trees and orange trees, which have their beautiful and unique attraction. 4. Moroccan Art Museum, also known as Darce Said Museum, is located in Marrakech, Morocco. There are many collections in the art museum, including carpets, wood carvings brought from castles, Berber jewels, weapons and even swings in ancient markets. Many objects have a history of hundreds of years. The items on display on the first floor of the Moroccan Art Museum include forged copper products, weapons, jewelry and costumes, showing Morocco's glorious past. Among them, people still use forged copper products for hundreds of years, and people still use these copper products in the mountainous areas of Morocco. 5. Major Botanical Garden Major Botanical Garden was designed and built by major, a famous French botanist and artist. This is a garden villa, built in 1924. He used a garden full of tropical plants to decorate geometric figures and tiles carved by Islamic handicrafts to express his love for Morocco. However, the Majorel Botanical Garden is really because of the internationally renowned fashion master Yves? Famous for Saint Laurent, his brand YSL, from high fashion and clothing to perfume and cosmetics, has fascinated many women in this world. 1980, he bought the Majorel Botanical Garden and lived here every spring and summer, just like the tropical plants and colorful space in Major Garden, which will also bring him endless inspiration and inexhaustible spiritual source. There are all kinds of trees, plants and flowers from all over the world in Majorel Botanical Garden. All kinds of cacti, orchids and some tropical plants are planted under the tall palm trees, and even bamboo from China is a guest here. More striking in the Botanical Garden are two two-story buildings, painted yellow, orange and blue, which look particularly beautiful in the sun. It is said that this is Eve on weekdays. A cottage in Saint Laurent. People who come here are pursuing a kind of artistic beauty, as well as peace and elegance of mind.

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