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Stories from the Moroccan Jewish community worldwide
Casablanca, the economic metropolis, is Morocco's largest, most vibrant and most densely populated city. Don't know where to start? Don't panic! We have selected 5 essential sites that you can visit in 2 or 3 days.
Dar Ima, Marrakech's first kosher restaurant, celebrates its tenth anniversary this year. The establishment, which also offers catering services, is located in Guéliz, the historic center of the red city, a 5-minute walk from Beth El synagogue.
For all lovers of contemporary Arab and Moroccan music, the collective experience Boudchart will delight you.
The only Jewish museum in the Arab world, the Museum of Moroccan Judaism was founded in 1997 by the late Simon Lévy, a renowned Moroccan intellectual and researcher. The building that houses it is the former Murdock Bengio Children's Home, an orphanage built in 1948 by Célia Bengio in memory of her husband and dedicated to protecting disadvantaged Jewish children.
Casablanca is the shopping city par excellence. All budgets can find their happiness there. Where does yours fit?
A centuries-old synagogue in Essaouira has been beautifully restored through a joint effort between local authorities and international Jewish heritage organizations.