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city of history and cultur to

descover ,well,marrakech is the
perfect destination for you .

Marrakech city
And all you need to know about
it
Marrakech is the second largest city of
Morocco and is known as the Red City. ...
Like many north African cities it is
mainly divided into medina which is the
old fortified city and a modern city
nearby (called Gueliz). The city has a
wonder climate with shimmering white
snowy winters and warm humid
summers.
 The Koutoubia Mosque
You haven’t been to Marrakech unless you’ve
seen the Koutoubia Mosque. This Marrakech
landmark is actually visible from almost
anywhere in the city. Additionally, you can
spot the minaret from further afield. On clear
days, it’s even visible from 25 kilometres
away.
The Koutoubia Mosque was built in the
middle of the 12th century on the
foundations of the Ksar el Hajar palace.
This was constructed by the Almoravids
under Ali Ben Youssef. However, the
Almohad dynasty that subsequently ruled
after conquering Marrakech in 1147
demolished the palace like so many other
Jemaa El Fnaa
From the sunrise to the confines of the
night, the Jemaa El Fnaa Square
Marrakech is strolled all day long by
foreign tourists for the pleasure of the
eyes and the purchase of souvenirs, and
by the national tourists for Moroccan folk
tales and attractions, and by many
workers and trades (from the shopkeeper
to the restaurant owners to the animators
of all kinds). Decried or beloved, the
thrilling Jemaa El Fnaa Square Marrakech
has been for centuries the heart of the
Medina of Marrakech: place of justice of
the ancient times, place of passage for
tourists, place of Entertainment
recognized by UNESCO since 2001,
agora of ancient and recent cultural
events.
 The Majorelle
Garden
The Majorelle Garden, This enchanting spot, a
symphony of light and color, filled with exotic
flowers and plant life and alive with birdsong
and the murmur of fountains, was created by
the French painter Jacques Majorelle, who
came to live in Marrakech in 1922. The artist
painted the walls of his Art Deco villa and
garden a vibrant and luminescent ultramarine.
Set as it is in the heart of an ochre red city, his
blue garden certainly raises a few eyebrows – it
is, however, the blue of Marrakchi skies! The
property now belongs to the Pierre Bergé- Yves
Saint-Laurent Foundation, and houses a
museum of Islamic art, along with the ashes of
Mamounia
Marrakech is also known as the city of luxury,
thanks to its famous palaces, 5-star restaurants,
luxury spas and hammams and charming riads
(traditional houses) in the medina. Amongst
others, there is the Mamounia and its enchanting
gardens
For over 95 years, La Mamounia has been a
popular destination for discerning international
travelers Located in the heart of the bewitching
Imperial City, this luxury hotel has recreated the
intoxicating atmosphere of an oriental palace.
The huge gardens are full of fruit trees, fragrant
roses, ancient olive groves and a vegetable
garden . And to complete the royal experience
offered by La Mamounia, its service is the
ultimate embodiment of Moroccan hospitality
thanks to attentive and warm staff, always with