Need a Break? Here Are the 11 Most Relaxing Cities in the World
| March 27, 2015
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Chefchaouen, Morocco
Also known as The Blue Pearl, this city is famous for its beautifully blue painted doors and walls. The calming color is sure to relax you as you stroll through the city’s gorgeous craft market full of handcrafted blankets, soft leathers and colorful dyes. At the edge of the market you can gaze upon the restful Rif Mountains as you enjoy a soothing cup of fresh mint tea.
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