Ah!:

A recent traveler to Chefchaouen was told by a local that when a road or a flight of stairs are painted blue, rather than the traditional white, it means that they lead to a dead-end. Locals found that because the village is built up into the side of a mountain it is very hard to see where you are going so they solved this problem by painting the road or stairs a brilliant bright blue! A very creative and certainly very beautiful alternative to street signs!

The Blue And White City- An Exploration Of Morocco’s Rif Mountains « Morocco Travel Blog

Ah!:

A recent traveler to Chefchaouen was told by a local that when a road or a flight of stairs are painted blue, rather than the traditional white, it means that they lead to a dead-end. Locals found that because the village is built up into the side of a mountain it is very hard to see where you are going so they solved this problem by painting the road or stairs a brilliant bright blue! A very creative and certainly very beautiful alternative to street signs!

The Blue And White City- An Exploration Of Morocco’s Rif Mountains « Morocco Travel Blog

“Chefchaouen, Morocco; woman in traditional dress in the old town” photographer: David Sutherland
Chefchaouen, Morocco | david sutherland, travel photographer

“Chefchaouen, Morocco; woman in traditional dress in the old town”
photographer: David Sutherland

Chefchaouen, Morocco | david sutherland, travel photographer