Kasbah Museum

Blue is the soul of Shefshawan, this blue lost city, always let your soul fall again and again. Fresh air, fresh blue, quiet alleys, simple folk customs, like fairy tales.

Tickets are 60 very expensive. I saw many people take two photos at the door and left. It used to be a rich house, and later as a museum, it took in items left by the colonists. The entrance is the square, the most lively place in Shefshavan, and there are many restaurants.

Shefshavan, Morocco's famous blue and white town. It is full of small vendors and online red punching attractions. In the early spring, it was warm and cold. It was also charming to take a photo that could freeze to death. This invincible and beautiful night view is also charming!

Exotic buildings are magnificent and worth going to ～

Great museum to spend some time learning about this beautiful country.I was surprised by all of the at and artists that have flown from Morocco. They have some beautiful pieces from the 13th-16tg century. There's a nice old Roman mosaic on the floor of one of the many exhibition rooms. It is also connected to say museum. Both are very cool and worth a visit. Great way to learn something and escape the heat of the day!

Shefshavan Medina, a small blue city like a fairy tale world, a bright blue in the mountains, is the local people to prevent mosquitoes to paint the house into a variety of blue, dreamy do not want to leave, in the evening to the church mountain to see the sunset under the blue city is the most beautiful, In the morning, you can shuttle through the alleys with your camera, and you can see cute cats everywhere.

Shefshavan, I once heard that you are very small and can walk in a few hours. The name of Blue City is also unbelievable, and some people say I will be disappointed. There was an idea to abandon you. I am glad that I have come. I am glad that I have not believed others. I am grateful for the joy you brought me.

Legend has it that Chefchaouen, which is bluer than Greece, is like a sky overturned, and the streets and alleys are blue in depth, mysterious and relaxing. Walking leisurely here, stepping on the fine irregular cobblestone road, step by step along the arched earth wall door on the street, a large piece of blue into the eyes, spread out, deep and long.