8 days train trip Ending in Marrakech
Travelling by train the easiest and most enjoyable way to travel between the major cities, the country’s rail network is fast and efficient.
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This itinerary is a combination of pure history, culture, and fantastic scenery. You will discover that traveling between the above mentioned significant major cities can be easy and pleasant through the vast and affordable rail system throughout the country. Have fun!Â
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This itinerary allows you to experience Morocco in history, culture, and stunning scenery. I also like the fact that Morocco has an efficient rail network that will allow you to move between the major cities comfortably. Enjoy your trip!
Once you reach Mohammed V International Airport, then take a train to the city of Casablanca‘s center from the airport. Your visits within Casablanca include the Hassan II Mosque, one of the largest mosques in the world, and a visit to the Corniche, where you may want to have some dinner at a local restaurant (not booked and not included).
Take a train to Rabat, the capital city, in the morning (about 1 hour). In rabat you will visit the Royal Palace and tour the Oudayas Kasbah. Visit the Mausoleum of Mohammed V and Hassan Tower and spend the evening walking around Rabat’s medina.
Take a train to Fes (approximately 2.5 hours). Check into your accommodation and take a rest or check out Fes el Bali, the oldest walled part of Fes with a lot of medieval architecture.
Take advantage of your time in Fes and discover its well–known tanneries & artisan shops. While in Fes also visit Al Quaraouiyine University which is among the oldest universities in the world. Later enjoy a meal of traditional Moroccan cuisine at a local restaurant (not booked or included).
It takes about 40 minutes to take a train to Meknes for a short journey. Visit Meknes’s historical sites, such as Bab Mansour, and Heri es-Souani granaries, or visit Volubilis, an ancient Roman city located near Meknes.
Travel to Marrakech by train (around 7 hours) and after you arrive, check into your hotel and relax after the journey. Evening visit to Jemaa el-Fnaa square for street food and entertainment.
See sites like Jardin Majorelle, Bahia Palace, and Koutoubia Mosque. Explore the souks of Marrakech for shopping and a cultural experience, or find a traditional hammam for a holistic experience.
Depending on your flight details, you may have a bit of time to see all you want or do some last-minute shopping before arriving at the airport.
FAQ
Typically your accommodation will be in comfortable hotels or riads that embody Moroccan design and hospitality. You may also have a possibility of an upgraded accommodation, please contact us for that!
Breakfast is included every day
Travel between cities is on Morocco’s good train system, which is a nice way to travel and to see the country.
Morocco is a mostly Muslim country and you will be appreciated to dress modestly, especially at religious sites. It is also polite to ask for permission before taking photos of people.
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The train network in Morocco is run by ONCF (Office National des Chemins de Fer), and connects several important cities in the nation including Casablanca, Marrakech, Rabat, Fes, Tangier, and Oujda. The high-speed train Al Boraq, connects Tangier to Casablanca, with stops in Rabat and Kenitra.
Yes, some of the trains in Morocco offer two classes: First Class and 2nd Class. first class has larger seating and is typically quieter, second class is cheaper.
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The amenities vary depending on the type of train. High-speed trains like Al Boraq provide air conditioning, Wi-Fi, and catering on board. Regular trains may simply have restrooms and snack cars.
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