A trip to the imperial city of Marrakech is more exotic than ever. Discover all the "Pearl of the South", the pioneer city in all of North Africa.
Marrakech, the city in perpetual motion
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Known for its famous souks along the main streets of the city center, Marrakech is required for ages as the best shopping city in the world. Meeting place for lovers of Western culture, it is also full of culture and history to the delight of collectors and art lovers. The city built in 1062 by King Ibn Youssef Tafchin stands out from other cities in the territory of the Maghreb by the surprising contrast between modernism and tradition. The main square of Jemaa el Fna remains the perfect representation of the charm of the Pearl of the South. More than 40,000 "trades" are also disclosed. For example, discover the extraordinary talent of dancers, fire-eaters and snake charmers.
Medina, the tourist center of Marrakech
Enjoy your trip to Marrakech to visit the quaint suburb of Medina. Designated as a World Heritage Site for 26 years, this place is full of remnants of Moroccan history. Find the Koutoubia mosque and splendid minaret rising to 77 meters high. This building built in the twelfth century remains the very emblem of Marrakesh and is the main source of inspiration of the greatest architects of Morocco. The nerve center of the "Red City" is also home to Rabat Mellah, the Jewish Quarter in the south-east of Medina. You will find many souvenirs like handmade fabrics that can be used for decoration. Choose accommodation in the riads, the traditional households who now act as guest house.
Marrakech, a land of adventure
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Standing majestically at the foot of the High Atlas chain, Marrakech has a speedy environment for hiking and various adventures. Open forests lying on the side of the mountain offer paradisiacal corners perfect for picnics. Tourist group tours are also available individually or in the wilderness of the Atlas adjoining the city in its southern part. Trekking remains the most popular activity for visitors. The journeys of mountain walks are between 8 and 15 days depending on the availability of travelers. The most requested route is the top one central or western High Atlas Atlas.
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