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Marrakech, Morocco

Looking for a quick getaway in the city that will take it one step further? Visit one of the main destinations of Morocco, and experience all that Marrakech has to offer.
A simple walk through town takes you to the largest outdoor market in the country, and one of the busiest squares across Africa, where you will find a large number of tents which serve food and provide outdoor entertainment provided by a variety of artists.
This is the Djemaa el Fna, the main town of the former empire of Morocco, which is an attraction for visitors looking to experience the intrigue of North Africa.
Dont forget that in the market the vendors expect that Tourists haggle the prices.
The Majorelle Garden was designed by the French painter Jacques Majorelle (currently, the owner is Yves Saint-Laurent). It is a natural reserve of cacti, bamboo, bougainvillea and many other plants that involve a cobalt blue color villa. Today, the picturesque style house Art Deco houses the Museum of Islamic Art
Jardins Majorelle

During Ramadan you should not eat, drink or smoke in public before sunsets.
Pork and alcohol are forbidden in Morocco, especially the pork: Nothing can prevent consuming alcohol in some hotels, restaurants and in numerous bars in the liveliest area of the city.
Three senses are awakened by Moroccan cuisine: sight, smell, taste.
After a Harira (rich lentil soup) Moroccan cuisine offers you many delicacies. The most typical dish is Couscous. It is made ​​with semolina balls that are cooked to vapor and accompanying vegetables and chicken or lamb.
Tajin, a stew of beef with vegetables and dried fruit that is cooked in a clay pot that gives the name to the dish.
Touajen is a stew of lamb or chicken marinated. The variant with fish is called "hout". Méchoui it is the whole lamb roasted in the coals.
Delicious desserts made with honey, sesame, almonds and grapes are the perfect accompaniment to the traditional mint tea.

You should go well prepared for the cold as much for warmth to discover Morocco and the major cities, deserts, mountains and beaches with professional advise
Just a stone's throw away are the two finest golf courses in Marrakech: Amelkis Golf and Golf Royal, both of which provide breathtaking views of the nearby Atlas Mountains.

COMMUNITY
Polyclinique du Sud 3.0 km/1.9 miles; Hospital Ibn Tofail 3.0 km/1.9 miles; Mosque & Medera Ben Youssef 4.0 km/2.5 miles

GOLF
Le Royal Golf de Marrakech 7.0 km/4.3 miles; Golf d'Amelkis 10.0 km/6.2 miles

LOCAL ATTRACTIONS
Le Casino de Marrakech 0.4 km/0.3 miles; Le Grand Casino de La Mamounia 2.0 km/1.2 miles


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