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This land of dramatic contrasts invites us to encounter its ancient ruins, sacred mosques, endless desert, storied mountains, imposing kasbahs, and spirited souks.
This land of dramatic contrasts invites us to encounter its ancient ruins, sacred mosques, endless desert, storied mountains, imposing kasbahs, and spirited souks.
Day 1: Depart U.S. for Casablanca, Morocco
Day 2: Arrive in Casablanca | Rabat
Day 3: Rabat
Day 4: Rabat | Meknes | Volubilis | Fez
Day 5: Fez
Day 6: Fez
Day 7: Fez | Midelt | Erfoud
Day 8: Erfoud | Rissani | Mezouga
Day 9: Erfoud | Tinehir | Todra Gorge | Ouarzazate
Day 10: Ouarzazate | Ait ben-Haddou | Marrakech
Day 11: Marrakech
Day 12: Marrakech
Day 13: Marrakech | Casablanca
Day 14: Depart for U.S.
I am Italian but teach French literature and culture, and consider myself a citizen of the world as I love to travel and discover new places. I truly enjoy traveling with our alumni as I learn all about their time at UM and how the university has evolved during the years.
I am currently the Provost at UM-Dearborn. When I taught, I taught courses on French and Francophone literature and culture, including the Maghreb countries. I mostly research the French and Italian Renaissance.
I have never been to Morocco and I am very excited to see the trip sites, including Marrakech, Casablanca and Fez. I’m eager to meet the local people and learn about their culture.