Casablanca

This is the minaret of an unfinished mosque, with the columns of the old mosque remaining around it.

This kasbah is in an old district of Rabat, with views of the river and sea and lanes painted blue and white.

This mausoleum is beside Hassan Tower. According to the source, non-Muslims can visit for free.

This is a market in Rabat's Old Town. The source says it is visited more by locals walking and shopping than by tourists, and also notes Rabat-style rugs.

This garden is inside the Kasbah of the Udayas and has orange trees, lemon trees, roses, and more.

This café is beside an Andalusian garden, where visitors can drink mint tea overlooking the Bouregreg River. Ghriba almond cookies are also featured.

This is described as a lunch restaurant in Rabat's Medina.

This is the central square of Marrakech's Old Town. The source says food stalls set up from around sunset.

The central courtyard fountain and orange trees throughout the palace are featured.

This mosque stands at the entrance to the main road leading to Jemaa el-Fnaa Square. According to the source, non-Muslims cannot enter.

This is the burial site of rulers of the Saadian dynasty that remains in Marrakech.

This former Islamic school is noted for its courtyard tilework and architecture.

This botanical garden in the Medina is divided into two areas: an Islamic garden and an exotic garden.

This is the remains of a palace from the Saadian dynasty, with surviving walls, a large courtyard, and a pool.

This museum explores the forms, colors, and history of designer Yves Saint Laurent.

This café in the Dar el Bacha Museum serves Arabica coffee from several regions and pastries.

This small restaurant in a Medina courtyard serves wraps, shawarma, hummus, tagine, and more.

This restaurant has a terrace with views of the city and the Atlas Mountains and serves tagine, salad, and mint tea.