The dynamic chaos and beauty of Morocco’s ‘Ochre City’ make it the most popular in the country.  It has 16th century palaces and dreamy riads, a type of traditional Moroccan house with a decorated, central courtyard full of fountains and skylights.  Start by visiting Jemaa el-Fnaa square to barter, get a mystical reading, get some intricate henna paint, and take photos of the exotic fare.  Afterwards, consider escaping to a rooftop cafe to decompress from the hectic market before heading to the nearby Koutoubia Mosque.  For more stunning architecture, visit the Palácio da Bahia (meaning brilliance) in the medina.  Once done taking in this vibrant UNESCO world heritage site, head to the nearby palace of El Badi with its gardens of citrus trees.  We also recommend having a meal at the Le Riad Yasmine which has to be one of the most picturesque raids in Morocco.   Though not actually a secret, Le Jardin Secret is a stunning garden with fantastic views of the Atlas mountains. Lastly, one of the top rated attractions in the country is a city oasis called ‘Jardin Majorelle’.  These luxurious, botanical gardens were designed by the French designer Yves Saint Laurent and feature bold blue buildings, reflection pools among a collection of cacti. If you can only visit one city in the country