In 2009, Morocco is reintroducing summer time, which was tried out in 2008. But the dates, which are significantly different from those in Europe, mean that travellers are likely to encounter complications.
Settling and living in Morocco - Page 3
In Morocco, we don't do anything like everyone else, and we have fun cancelling a time change at the last minute because we forgot about Ramadan!
Did you know? In Morocco, as in many other countries, smoking is banned in public places... incredible, isn't it?
It had been brewing for a long time, and every time I returned to Germany I felt less and less at home. But in the end, Germany had never been my home.
The tradition is the negotiation of the fine, which will eventually be paid directly to the police officer for a small fee. Modernity is the new highway code and the radar, not yet in operation.
Living in Morocco means, depending on the region, being very cold in winter, in houses that often have no heating other than the fireplace... or the reversible air-conditioning. In 2006, as is often the case, the Tichka road was covered in snow.
One morning during Ramadan in Casablanca, the Hassan II mosque is hidden in the mist, but can be heard throughout the city, waking it up with the call to prayer.
