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Larache, Morocco is one city where the boundaries of mythology and reality seem to blur seamlessly. You have the modern buildings on one hand and an air of historicity hanging heavy over the place, on the other hand, making Larache one of the most exotic destinations in Morocco.
About Larache, Morocco
Larache (also known as Laraish or El Araish) is located in the northern part of Morocco on the coast of Atlantic Ocean. It is a small city with a population of 107, 371, according to the 2004 census. It is a place that has seen many foreign invasions and settlements throughout its history: Phoenicians, Romans and then the Spanish. Larache, Morocco lovingly clings to its Spanish past and a walk around the city will confirm this. But the city is a wonderful mish-mash of many other things as well: authentic Moroccan (stark whitewashed houses with blue doors) and charmingly British (an influx of Arsenal and Manchester United colors on the streets) influences give this city an eclectic cosmopolitan character.
The Morocco Tourist Attractions In Larache
Liux is the most popular of the Larache tourist attractions and is also one of the most frequented of the Morocco popular destinations. It is believed to be the place where Hercules collected the golden apples, the eleventh one of his twelve tasks. Apart from this site, Liux also has spectacular ruins like baths done up with exquisite mosaic, temple, theatre and acropolis. Larache in Morocco is also known for its beautiful beaches and the loads of beach activities to be indulged in while here.
Larache, Morocco might seem just like any other city of this country, but take a walk down the streets, take in the ambience and you will realize that it hides away a flavor of its very own.
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