Monday, June 14, 2010

Where Is The North Face Outlet

: border town between Spain and Morocco


The Moroccan city does not offer much to tourists but it could be an 'interesting stop for a trip to the deserto o a Melilla e la costa mediterranea.

Come arrivare:
Ryanair opera voli( 5 a settimana) da Madrid altrimenti la Royal Maroc (molto più cara).
Da Nador è possibile prendere un grand taxi fino alla frontiera con Melilla a circa 6€ (da contrattare).
Da/per l’aeroporto l’unica possibilità sono i grand taxi che con 10€ (100 dirham) vi portano alla meta (provate anche a chiedere ad un petit taxi se vi può portare fino all’aeroporto,anche if you can not, they are much cheaper around 5 €).
In the city of Nador as in all Moroccan cities is easy and cheap travel by taxi, note the two types: grand taxi for trips outside the city and petit taxi to move around the street circuit.
From Nador Oujda: the relationship between these two cities are well supplied, any time you can find a private bus at around € 2 or a grand taxi, which costs 10 € person falls.

What to see:
As mentioned earlier, the city has few monuments and museums, but offers Like:
  • the Zoco , or the market well supplied with everything that is here who spend all counterfeit goods in the direction to be aimed at Melilla.

  • The mosque

  • The waterfront, the city offers a good view of the sea Chico, maybe a little 'dirty and poorly kept.

From Nador you can go to the most famous tourist destinations such as Saidia (Which is becoming the Sharm el Sheik Moroccan), or Al Hoceima.

Where to stay:
The city is poorly prepared for tourism in any case the situation is not so little hotel, many hotels a little money can be found near the station bus, just convenient for the various movements (from this station there are many grand taxi).

What to eat:
The Moroccan dishes you can try a bit 'all over the city while those who feel the lack of fast food (or who does not tolerate dirt of restaurants) can opt for the Mac Donald's at the end of the Avenue Mohammed V (practically at the end of the long sea) not far from bus station (about 5-10min walk).


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Bike Day 2010

FIRST ECO-DAY BIKE DAY (Sunday in a bicycle)

May 9, 2010
Cycling is synonymous with health, simplicity and enthusiasm, as the primary means of locomotion that every child receives in their life, a symbol of eco contrast to the frenzy of city life and pollution due to the absence of toxic emissions to the air. The National Bike Day, held at the City of Chiusa Sclafani, thanks to the fruitful collaboration between the ANAB, the Municipal Board and the Young Italy , saw the participation of many pupils in primary and secondary schools.

PROGRAM
The day saw the participants in the morning for a ride through the streets, while in the afternoon to receive certificates of participation at the Council Chamber, after a debate on the day

Tuesday, June 8, 2010

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Towards the Moroccan desert Oujda

Oujda is the largest city in the eastern part of Morocco.
E 'a few kilometers from the border (closed) with Algeria.
How to Reach?
airport is about 140km from Nador and Oujda is the only one in which Ryanair operates (for example, from Madrid) and the airport of the city is sparsely used and the flights are operated by only Airfrance and Royal Maroc, the 'new airport is being Construction (tralaltro the new project includes futuristic design).
From Nador you can take a Grand Taxi price of 9 € per person, the price is high given the 160 km and the time is shorter than the CTM bus (comfortable and at European level) and the common bus (every hour, but uncomfortable dirty and slow).

What to see?
The city offers little in spite of its antiquity to the tourist, a wall ancient and intact for a part, a medina in the process of restructuring (2010), a French church (closed to enter if you ask some brother nearby) and Mesquita the main square which is the oldest building in the city.

For those who do not appreciate the Moroccan food near the bus station (a bit outside the city) and the train station there is Mac Donald, otherwise the path Mohammed V you can find many bars of all types (such as pizzerias, cafes, bars, kebab, etc. ..).

Where to stay?
In via Mohammed V are the most luxurious hotels, perhaps the middle way is the Royal for 25 € which gives you a single European standard, while those with a more limited budget can try the side streets the main square (where the tourist information, among other unwise given the scarcity of information) before entering the medina there are numerous hotels to give you a € 6 single or double room (you can not book online but will always find a hole for you).



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Photo: Marco Girelli