Morocco · Spain · Portugal · Summer 2030
Come for the match.
Stay for Morocco.
مرحبا بكم في المغرب
The free, local guide to the six host cities: where to eat, stay and explore around every stadium, plus the day trips you'll talk about for years.
Six host cities
Each guide covers the stadium area, the best neighborhoods to stay in, food you shouldn't miss and how to get around.
Casablanca
الدار البيضاءMorocco's biggest city: art deco streets, the corniche and the new Grand Stade Hassan II nearby.
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Rabat
الرباطThe calm capital: blue-and-white kasbah, riverside walks and an easy tram network.
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Marrakech
مراكشSouks, riads and rooftop dinners, with the Atlas mountains an hour away.
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Fès
فاسOne of the world's largest car-free medinas, and the spiritual heart of Moroccan craft.
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Tanger
طنجةWhere Africa meets Europe: a short ferry from Spain and a high-speed train to Rabat and Casablanca.
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Agadir
أكاديرSun, a long sandy bay and surf towns like Taghazout just up the coast.
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Between matches
The trips fans add once they realize how much is close by.
From Tanger
Chefchaouen
The blue town in the Rif mountains.
From Marrakech
Essaouira
Windy port town, fresh grilled fish, ramparts on the Atlantic.
From Marrakech
Atlas & Agafay
Mountain villages by day, a desert camp dinner at night.
From Fès
Meknès & Volubilis
An imperial city and Roman ruins in one easy day.
Know before you go
نصائح عملية
Getting between cities
High-speed Al Boraq trains link Tanger, Rabat and Casablanca. Regular trains and buses reach Marrakech, Fès and Agadir.
Money
The currency is the dirham (MAD). Cards work in hotels and malls; carry cash for souks, taxis and small cafés.
Say it in Darija
Salam (hello) · Shukran (thank you) · Bshhal? (how much?) · Safi (OK, enough)
Mint tea etiquette
Being offered tea is a welcome. Accept a glass, it's the start of every good conversation, and every good deal.