Morocco ( Marokko). ( Lonely Planet) (Lonely Planet Morocco) [Englisch] [Taschenbuch]

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With a special focus on women travelers, this is an essential resource for those considering independent travel in Morocco. This comprehensive guide offers trekking routes in the High Atlas and Rif Mountains, an illustrated guide to Islamic architecture, a full-color section on arts and crafts, a useful guide to the incredible birds of Morocco, expanded cultural notes, and essential planning information. Also included are Arabic, French, and Berber language sections. --Kathryn True

This guide provides details on getting around, places to stay and places to eat. It includes a language section and covers the historical and cultural background. There is also a 20-page colour arts-and-crafts section and advice on trekking in the High Atlas Mountains.

This guide provides details on getting around, places to stay and places to eat. It includes a language section and covers the historical and cultural background. There is also a 20-page colour arts-and-crafts section and advice on trekking in the High Atlas Mountains.

Lonely Planet Covers Morocco
Separated from Europe by only 10 miles off the Strait of Gibraltar, Morocco is at once a crossroads and a frontier state – a gateway for Europeans into Africa and for Africans and Arabs into Europe and for many travelers, it is their first taste of Africa. With Lonely Planet’s "Morocco" travel guide, you can explore the dark and romantic Morocco depicted in film and also discover an emerging modern state reconciling Islamic tradition with western liberalism. Thoroughly updated with a new focus on women travelers, this is the essential companion for the independent traveler on any budget.

Nuts & Bolts: • 70 detailed maps • expanded information on trekking routes in the High Atlas and Rif Mountains • illustrated guide to Islamic art and architecture • 16-page color section featuring Morocco’s renowned arts and crafts • hundreds of recommendations on where to stay and eat • expanded cultural notes on traditional lifestyles, music and food • Arabic, French and Berber language sections