Chefchouen, a cidade azul!

Depois de passar o dia por Tetouan, nossa primeira cidade visitada no Marrocos, chegamos no final de tarde em Chefchouen, conhecida por ter diversas casas pintadas de azul, dando um toque diferente ao lugar. Evitando ficar perdido na cidade, seguimos atrás do camping que tínhamos as coordenadas, alias sempre fazemos isso, primeiro vemos onde vamos …
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