Book shopping in Morocco
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Librairie Dar El-Bacha
A fine selection of cookbooks, art books, and postcards, plus stamps to send them and some wonderful antique Moroccan stamps to take to all your philatelist friends back home. Bookshop owner Noureddine Tilsaghani is also a photographer, and you can pick up some of his atmospheric shots of Marrakesh here. There's a fantastic selection of Moroccan literature and poetry in (mostly French) translation.
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Librairie Chatr
Where else can you learn about the medicinal plants of Morocco while waiting in line to buy postcards, office supplies and evocative little etchings of Medina doors? A reliable source for poolside paperbacks and Somerset Maugham classics in English, hiking maps, French and Berber language dictionaries, kids' picture books, and inexpensive cookery books.
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Newstand Marché Municipale
News junkies can get their fix of major English-language newspapers only a day behind, and fashionistas can take Moroccan décor ideas home with armloads of design magazines.
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Librairie Al-Nahj
Small, but with a decent selection of international periodicals, and a few English translations of local authors. English dailies available after 11.30am.
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Librairie Alcaraz Papeterie Generale
Stocks a few books on Morocco in French and Spanish, as well as foreign-language press - occasionally in English.
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Crown English Bookshop
Near the Tourist Office, this small shop sells second-hand English books as well as new books on Morocco.
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Librairie des Colonnes
Tangier’s best bookshop, but still modest. Hardly any English-language books.
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American Bookshop
A good range of new titles, and a good selection of books on Morocco.
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Librarie Dar al-Kitab al-Watani
Bookshop. Good for French-language books, with a few English titles.
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