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Almoravid Koubba

As ancient as 12th century Almoravid Koubba offers a peaceful atmosphere with its sheer simplicity, which the visitors absolutely love. Established as an ablution house of a mosque, Almoravid Koubba is a tranquil spot with a plain exterior design complementing its simple yet beautiful interiors. The splendid interiors are bound to provide the much needed relief and instil the positivism in anybody.

Built in the nineteenth century, Bahia Palace is a spectacular blend of Arabic and Islamic architecture. It is again a magnificent piece visited by millions of tourists every year. As beautiful as it appears from outside, Bahia Palace is even more stunning when it comes to its interiors. Wonderfully crafted, the decoration inside the palace with the elaborate ceilings, stained glass lamps and coloured tiles added to the sheer brilliance of the architecture. The astounding design is well appreciated by the locals as well as foreign travellers. Read More

Djemaa el Fna is a public square and main market of Marrakech in the Old Town. It is a protected landmark and the best place to experience the culture of Marrakech. Cars are banned here after 2 PM and food stalls start setting up from 4 PM. Visit one of the rooftop bars and watch the sunset. Go to this place at any time of the day and this place will look like a festival in itself. There is a distinctive rhythm to this stunning carnival with the soothing sounds of flutes, drums and cymbals. Day time you can find a whole lot of juice vendors, snake charmers, water sellers, everyone adding to the vibrancy of this area. The crowd increases with every hour, and by the late evening there is an even bigger show with the entertainers, magicians, and storytellers, Visitors come here and enjoy the energetic hustle bustle of the square. Read More

The massive Koutoubia is the oldest tower and also one of the tallest structures in the country, clearly visible from a great distance. Without doubt, it is one of the most visited landmarks in the city. There is nothing more overwhelming than looking at the magical minarets of the Koutoubia mosque at sunset. Resembling a landlocked lighthouse, this mosque with its minarets stands tall amidst red buildings of the Medina. The mere sight of this glorious landmark makes you forget about all the worries and calms you from within. The sight is truly magical and beautiful. Read More

The Majorelle gardens with the beautiful green leafy tracts offers a peaceful environment. This attraction, which blends Moorish and decorative art features, has the rarest flowers making you forget about the noisy bustle of the city. These colourful gardens is well known for the bamboo forests which are beautifully housed in it. Also comprising of the varied botanical lawns that includes bougainvillea, cactus, and the pretty little white lilies, the garden also serves a beautiful picnic spot. They are huge and it simply captivating. Come here and experience a comfortable and a relaxing trip. Housed in the gardens, is a small museum having enormous collections of Moroccan historic art works and antiquities. Read More

Established in the early 20th century, Marrakech museum is a remarkable landmark with the perfect blend of both African and Portuguese elements. An eclectic collection comprising of the finest art works, contemporary Islamic inscription is mind-blowing in its own style. The courtyard in the centre with a lavish chandelier is truly stunning. With superb work on ceramic tiles, this museum is housed in a magnificent building making it one of the best highlights in the city. Read More

Built in 1565, Medersa Ben Youssef, once a university, is the largest standing mosque in the city. This medersa brings out the brilliance in the Islamic architecture. So huge and vast with its zellige tile work adding to the amazing interior decorations, is extremely fascinating and worth visiting if you are in Morocco.

The commercial area of the Medina, is in the northern Jemaa El Fna, and it is a convoluted maze which is bound to confuse you but gets extremely interesting when you reach the centre. The wonderful network of souks also comprises a lot of shops and stores that you can explore. Medina souks is one of the star landmarks in the city, allowing you to dive in and explore the twisted maze of alleyways. The further in you venture, the more fascinating it becomes. Every street and section has its own speciality, from selling carpets and textiles to incredible antique doors. Shoppers appreciate the stunning hand-carved trinkets and ornaments. You can get soaps, medicines, spice and what not! This attraction reflects the true spirit of the city. Read More

March towards the western Marrakech and spot the huge green space at the foothills of the Atlas mountains. The Menara gardens are not only encased in the most spectacular location but also serves as a picturesque maze of green tracts and blooming colourful flowers. Visitors come here again and again for the fresh air. Visit the Menara gardens to experience the stunning views of the Atlas. Adventure lovers can also plan a trek on the mountains or simple wander about the green space and enjoy the serenity. The gardens also includes an artificial lake beautifully designed making this attraction all the more lucrative. The rare olive groves and fruit orchards add to the beauty of this region. Read More

These entrancing tombs, once an unnoticed backyard, are now a major tourist attraction. Thanks to the aerial photography that uncovered this hidden marvel in the city. The glorious tombs have now been restored with the impeccable tile work, to attract several tourists from the world. Established in the late sixteenth century, The tombs were well appreciated till the downfall of Saadian dynasty, after which, they were left neglected and unnoticed. However, the tombs have been fully revamped now. The most important of all the tombs is 'The Hall of the Twelve Columns' and is visited by every traveller in the city. Read More