Medina - Chefchaouen, Morocco
It is known for the blue washed walls and doorways in the old city. Narrow alleys, cobbled walkways, stairs up and down, leading in all directions.

Chefchaouen's powder blue buildings mirror the cloudless Moroccan sky - but religious rather than stylistic reasons are behind the design choice. Jewish teachings suggest that by dyeing thread with tekhelel (an ancient natural dye) and weaving it into prayer shawls, people would be reminded of God's power. The tradition lives on in the regularly repainted blue buildings.

The walls are adorned with carpets, purses, blankets, paintings and much more. It was quite an adventure to get lost in the tiny lanes and alleys and discover the many berber shops and products.

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Top Chefchaouen Hotel Reviews

RIAD ALHAMBRA

10/10 Excellent

"The staff in general were wonderful, very helpful and accommodating. The room was great, very clean and comfortable. The Riad very charming. The breakfasts were very nice. The location is perfect for exploring the beautiful city. We recommend this Riad 100%."

Dar Jasmine

10/10 Excellent

"Amazing property, beautiful, clean and newly renovated, the staff was always kind and willing to help. The dinner and breakfasts were delicious. We enjoyed an ammam bath and a massage. As a little extra touch, the hotel gives you free traditional sleepers for your to keep, they were beautiful and better quality that the ones you can get in the shops around."