Overall, Madrid was great but Morocco...Well, let's just say that the food was good.
Plaza Meyor in Madrid. This was just a few minutes away from my friend Ariel's apartment. In my opinion, the most beautiful part of Madrid.

Nothing in Spain is Kosher. NOTHING.

My favorite thing about a culture is their desserts. Spain offers churros and a cup of melted chocolate. Freaking delicious.
After Madrid we went to Marrakech and Fez

We soon realized that there wasn't much to do in the day and at night even less, considering our status as young, American girls. So, we got a job serving at the local food stall. I'm not kidding. Here's our work
We were paid in olives
Me and Margaux doing our favorite activity in Morocco: eating
We ordered everything in the restaurant. It cost 3 euros
One of the 45 mosques I visited in Fez
Let's just say we weren't so sad to leave Morocco
And we were even happier to return to Israel