The Kingdom of Morocco, city by city.

The Red City at the foot of the Atlas.

Spiritual and craft capital of Morocco.

The blue pearl of the Rif mountains.

Windswept Atlantic port with a creative spirit.

Morocco's economic capital on the Atlantic.

Gateway to the kasbahs and the desert.

Tanger-Tetouan-Al Hoceima

Morocco's gateway to Europe, where the Atlantic meets the Mediterranean. The region combines the cosmopolitan port of Tangier, the whitewashed medinas of Tetouan and Asilah, and the mountain villages of the Rif, including blue-washed Chefchaouen.

Capital: Tangier · 6 cities listed

L'Oriental

Eastern Morocco stretches from the Mediterranean coast and the Moulouya valley to the high plateaus and the oases of Figuig. It is a quieter region of lagoons, mandarin orchards and Amazigh and Andalusian traditions.

Capital: Oujda · 3 cities listed

Fes-Meknes

The cultural heart of Morocco, home to two imperial cities, the Roman ruins of Volubilis and the cedar forests of the Middle Atlas. Fes el-Bali and Meknes are UNESCO World Heritage sites.

Capital: Fes · 5 cities listed

Rabat-Sale-Kenitra

The political and administrative centre of Morocco. Rabat, the capital, sits on the Atlantic at the mouth of the Bouregreg river, with Sale across the water and the fertile Gharb plain stretching north to Kenitra.

Capital: Rabat · 6 cities listed

Beni Mellal-Khenifra

A region of contrasts: the fertile Tadla plain, the peaks of the central High Atlas, the Ouzoud Falls near Azilal and the phosphate basin around Khouribga.

Capital: Beni Mellal · 3 cities listed

Casablanca-Settat

Morocco's most populous region and economic engine. It holds the country's largest city and port, the headquarters of most major companies, Atlantic beaches and the Portuguese city of Mazagan at El Jadida.

Capital: Casablanca · 5 cities listed