Ibis Casablanca Sidi Maarouf

... ship weren’t feeling to well and a couple even threw up but I felt fine. In Barcelona we did tours for two out of the three days. The first day we went to a winery where they make cava (champagne) and the name of it was Codorniu and is very prominent. The other two days we visited many different cathedrals and even saw monks sing. The cathedrals I found to be the most astounding was the "Unfinished ...

... or soda. If I ever say that I don't have enough money, clothes or shelter, tell me that compared to most Moroccans, I have way more than I need. If I call a person my friend and invite them in my home shortly after meeting him/her, I'm not acting desperate or "wanting" something - I'm just being kind. If I start singing in the middle of a meal, just go with it. If I talk about missing Morocco, tell me to come back and visit the great people I ...

... die on it, but i'd die being much more efficient with my time. when you are using a taxi it's a good test in patience, especially when you realize, although it is too far to walk, you could probably walk to your destination in the same amount of time. and when you don't know your cabby's language, there's a lot of uncomfortable laughter at the old lady he just about took out. But, i gotta tell you, my French does become amazingly clear when i'm in the cafes -- "cafe au ...

... against the door at the opposite end of the room they were supposed to be located. Apparently during the big rock both of our drawers came flying off the wall and somersaulted across the room ending topside down. I came in to all my stuff from the drawers being everywhere and my henna ink busted.... all over everything. Needless to say I was not in a good mood to see the huge mess. I started cleaning up all the junk while Rachel hurried over to the bed ...

... my dad. No wonder he put me through French immersion - the cheap sucker. When we left Kenitra we stopped at yet more relatives for more Moroccan tea (my most favourite drink in Morocco - green tea with fresh mint leaves, and so much sugar that there is now a huge diabetes problem in the country - you can only imagine), and the women in the family presented me with a lovely Moroccan dress and necklace. On from Kenitra and Casablanca, Dad and I picked up a driver and a rental ...

Morocco has been on our list of places to visit since we started to think about visiting Europe just under a year ago and we are very happy that we made it. You may have read by now about the insanity which is Marrakech and the peace that is Essouria; now it is time to introduce the commercial grittiness that is Casablanca. Casablanca is the commercial capital of Morocco, Rabat is the political capital. As a result, Casablanca has all the symptoms of a large commercial hub; people ...

... auch fleissig mitgespachtelt und waren nicht minder hungrig, schliesslich fastet der durchschnittliche Touri aus Europa de facto auch mit, weil viele Geschaefte nachmittags geschlossen sind und man eh nicht in aller Oeffentlichkeit vespern sollte - das macht nen schlechten Eindruck. Von daher wurde es dann auch Zeit. =) Jetzt noch auf die Piste und morgen mit dem Auto nach Meknes. Hoffe wir kommen lebend an, zum Glueck muss ich net fahren! Viele Gruesse nach Hause, Brisko

... and 20€; around 3pm u had your visa and can go south. BUT NOT NOW!!! Because of that visa we stayed whole night in Casablanca, and next day we saw, that in place of consulate (still sign outside) we will have NOKIA office :( We were ****** off... We've lost one day... We decide at least to visit only monument in Casablanca - the Mosque of Hasan II. That is something really impressive. It is good ...

... staff had no knowledge of the Jewish Museum nor the location of the road. Moroccan hospitality and friendliness prevailed though, as one of the ...

... like a crazy man and is so nice. He took me to the Jewish Museum and gave me some good answers too! I'll leave all my other impressions and what I learned for the interview page so as not to repeat but he was great. He left me at the Musee du Judaisme Morocain which is actually right down the street from the Casa-Oasis station so when I come back on Saturday, because I got an interview with Simon Levy, director of the museum ...