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  • Arabic Language Institute in Fez

    This well-known school in Morocco offers organized trips to nearby Khenifra’s carpet souks and classes on Maghrebi literature and Arabic calligraph... More
  • Atika, Marrakesh

    The shop has a loyal following of travelers who come just for the latest models and colors of its Tod’s-like loafers (most less than $50 a pair). More
  • Beldi

    This tiny boutique Beldi dresses some of Marrakesh’s most fashionable residents in linen shirts, mandarin-collared cashmere jackets, and embroidere... More
  • Belghazi Museum

    Nestled deep into the medina, you’ll find the Belghazi Museum, a former 17th-century riad full of carpets, weapons, and wedding chests, some of whi... More
  • Boutique Majid

    Deep within the medina, Boutique Majid stocks historic indigenous furniture and objets d'art (armoires; birdcages) alongside oversize antique Berbe... More
  • Casabarata Flea Market

    Goods spill out along the seemingly endless miles of rough sidewalk: everything from incredibly inexpensive tin lanterns ready to be repurposed as ... More
  • Cinema Rif

    The Art Deco cinema was saved by local artists in the community as part of a larger effort to save Tangier's historic buildings. More
  • Cinémathèque de Tanger

  • Coin Berbère

    The place to go for a traditional Berber rug. More
  • Coin de L'Art Berbère

    The owners provide Perrier shoppers troll the endless array of carpets, most of them ridiculously underpriced at around $300. Make sure you measure... More
  • Comptoir

  • Dar Batha Museum

    Visit the Dar Batha Museum to see its impressive collection of pottery, antique instruments, and Fassi embroidery. More
  • Darna Maison Communautaire des Femmes

    The shop is full of exquisite embroidered table linens. More
  • Dreamsurf

    Sign the kids up for lessons at this little surf school. Their instructors, all locals, will be the first link to the country’s culture. More
  • Fondouk Chejra

    Otherwise known as the Weaver's Market, feral cats and vendors selling hangers are mixed with vendors who sell to Barneys New York. More
  • Intensité Nomade

    Intensité Nomade sells brightly colored caftans by owner Frédérique Birkemeyer, as well as soft leather pants for women, raw-silk pants for men, an... More
  • Joel A. Zack

    President of Heritage Tours Private Travel, Joel Zack specializes in tours of Spain, Morocco, South Africa, Portugal, and Turkey. For more than fif... More
  • Kensington Tours

    A vast range of personalized itineraries, including working on archaeological digs in Israel and trekking to see gorillas in Rwanda, while staying ... More
  • KIS Boutique

    KIS (Keep It Secret) is a hidden boutique on the upper story of a tiny medina house that carries more caftans, as well as jewelry and gorgeous bags... More
  • Kosybar

  • Laurette de Moro

    Years as agent: 15. Other specialty: France. Consulting fee: Varies. ldemoro@earthlink.net More
  • Le Grand Socco

    A great market for babouche slippers. More
  • Les Mystères de Fès

    The store is brimming with everything from jewelry to furniture. More
  • Les Vanniers

    A market of straw furniture and baskets; custom orders welcome. More
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