City that captivates visitors with its unique blend of history

Marrakech is a special place in so many different ways and not just because of its history, culture and vibrancy. Here are some reasons it stands above the rest:

1. A UNESO World Heritage Site, Marrakech’s old city, the Medina. Its labyrinthine lanes are flanked with traditional Moroccan architecture, frenetic souks (marketplaces) and secret riads (traditional Moroccan homes with central courtyards). The vibrant atmosphere of the Medina, feasting on the sounds of the vendors, street performers, and the call to prayer, is an assault on the senses.
2. Jemaa el-Fnaa: Marrakech’s central square, Jemaa el-Fnaa, is bustling with activity during the day and at night. By day, it is occupied by a motley assortment of entertainers such as snake charmers, storytellers and monkey trainers. In the evening, the food stalls come out and offer a wide range of Moroccan delights. The dynamic vitality and constantly changing ambience of the square will take you to visit.
3. Architecture: Marrakech has a vivid architectural style throughout that represents its mixed culture of Arabs, Berbers, and Europeans to whom the city has come under its secrets exceptional dynasty. From the detail tiling found in the Ben Youssef Madrasa to the overwhelming grandeur of the Bahia Palace, the city’s architecture displays its masterful craftsmanship and beauty.
4. Gardens Marrakech is largely a desert city, however, it is known for it thriving gardens that are peaceful havens from the urban chaos. The Jardin Majorelle is famous and known for its bright blue buildings and exotic plants, it’s a peaceful retreat from the city life.

5. Food: Moroccan food is famous for its strong flavors and fragrant spices, and Marrakech is anything but a slouch. You can try classic dishes like tagine, couscous and pastilla at local restaurants and street stalls across the city.
6. Hospitality: The Moroccan brand of hospitality, or “l’hospitalité marocaine,” is famous, and Marrakech is no different. Warmth and generosity are lavished on visitors, regardless of where they are staying, whether it’s in a luxury riad or sirdar at a cup of mint tea with locals in a neighborhood café.
7. Art and Culture Marrakech is home to a burgeoning arts scene, with plenty of galleries, museums and cultural festivals dedicated to traditional and contemporary Moroccan art and music. The city’s dynamic street art scene contributes to its creative vitality, and also allows visitors to explore its changing cultural identity.
These are just a few of the many things that make Marrakech such a special place, and an irresistible draw for travelers from all over the world.