The medina of Chefchaouen is one of Morocco's most delightful. It's a veritable maze of narrow, winding passageways and short, dead-end lanes. It's small, relatively uncrowded, and easy to navigate. Chefchaouen medina is an unpestered place to souvenir shop. Its lime-washed blue affords endless pictures. Plaza Uta el-Hamman, the focal point of the old city, is a great spot to sip mint tea and people watch. Tour the red-walled kasbah. Visit the small Ethnographic Museum. Marvel at the Grand Mosque. Watch weavers at work. Ramble at random.