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Chefchaouen
This quaint Reef town can be visited at any time, though could season is a bit rough, given that most budget hotels have neither heating not hot water. The Pension Guernika is a cheap and charming place to stay, though hot water is fickle (Spanish owners compensate with tasteful decoration and a blazing fire in the evenings). As for dinner, visit the Casa Hassan, a tastefully decorated Hotel and Restaurant, just a few feet from Place Uta El Hammam. The Casa Hassan can be (rudimentarily) reached at:
A short walk
up the nearby hill to the ruined mosque will enable you to see the inside
of mosque, and climb to the top of a minaret- a rare treat in a country
where non-Muslims cannot enter mosques. Longer day hikes can depart from
there. More importantly, Chefchaouen is a lively place, a city of cafes and lazy afternoons. Afternoons lounging in cafes will not be idly spent, as many a peddler, street performer and curious sight will come your way! |