In the heart of the magnificent cedar forest of the Middle Atlas mountains, you'll find the village of Azrou, which means "rock" in Berber, taking its name from a rocky peak.
In the heart of the Middle Atlas Mountains, Azrou is a relaxing, mid-sized town that is off the beaten path and perfect for exploring the surrounding countryside.
My suggestion
There is a market on Tuesday where traditional Berber rugs are sold - much cheaper and better quality than in Marrakesh or the big towns!
Laure Alvarez
Travel writer
5
Azrou is a pretty village situated in the Moroccan Middle Atlas around 90 km from Fez. It is an ideal place for beautiful walks and to meet friendly locals.
My suggestion
Plan a hike over several days with a local guide, the Middle Atlas will surprise you and you will feel the positive vibes of the mountain.
Latéfa Faïz
Travel writer
4
In the heart of the magnificent cedar forest of the Middle Atlas mountains, you'll find the village of Azrou, which means "rock" in Berber, taking its name from a rocky peak.
My suggestion
I recommend visiting Azrou in spring, as life there is pastoral and calm, far from the city bustle.
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