Paris - French daily Le Dauphiné Libéré praised the allure of Moroccan cities as destinations for a pleasant autumn getaway, featuring a detailed photo report and survey on Thursday.The article invites travelers to enjoy the warmth of the North African country from September to November, offering a rich experience among 'colorful spice markets, enchanting desert dunes, majestic orange palaces, lush oases, and unforgettable Berber cities.' The piece describes Morocco as a land of 'a thousand and one nights' waiting to be explored.Marrakech, described as a 'must-see,' tops the list of recommended destinations, with highlights including Jamaa El-Fna Square, the Majorelle Gardens, the Yves Saint Laurent Museum, the Palm Grove, Bahia Palace, Koutoubia Mosque, and the Medina.The paper also recommends Rabat, Morocco's administrative capital and UNESCO-listed city since 2013, as a place for 'beautiful escapades.' Visitors are encouraged to explore the Kasbah of the Oudayas, the Museum of Civilizations, Saint-Pi erre Cathedral, the Chellah necropolis, and the city's botanical gardens, while also shopping in the local souks.The report also praises Chefchaouen, known as the 'blue city,' for its picturesque indigo-colored facades, and Fez, celebrated for its rich cultural heritage. Tangier, described as both 'authentic and cosmopolitan,' and Essaouira, a seaside town ideal for relaxation and fresh air, are also featured.It also recommends Agadir, once a fishing port and now the second-largest tourist destination in the country, inviting its readers to enjoy the kingdom's natural treasures and varied landscapes on foot or by camel.Source: Agence Marocaine De Presse