Chefchaouen Attractions 
Chefchaouen is said to be one of the most pleasant towns in all Morocco. It is a holy city, with some 20 mosques and sanctuaries where thousands of people participate in a pilgrimage each year. It is particularly known for its bright low houses and their tiled roofs, and blue and white painted structures. It was founded in 1471.
The town is a carpet making and weaving center with an active marketplace.
The town is a carpet making and weaving center with an active marketplace.
Ethnographic Museum
The Ethnographic Museum in Chefchaouen is set in the center of an ornate kasbah surrounded by battlements built by Ahmed Errifi Pascha. The museum contains exquisite collections of the popular arts and crafts reflecting the life of this Rif enclave and other artifacts from northern Morocco, including embroidery, wooden caskets, pottery, arms and musical instruments.
