Marrakesh offers all the colours of the Middle East on one crowded city street filled with yellow fabrics, tanned children, gossiping women, snake charmers, poor beggars, and spicy food. Businessmen standing next to devout men in robes symbolize Marrakesh's contradiction between the past and the present of an up and coming economic centre alive with the tug of war between industry and tradition. An exotic mix of history, which can be seen in the Djemaa el-Fna and the surrounding area, and modern architecture of curious Europeans. Explore the old and the new while tasting the culture and the food of Marrakesh.

Djemaa el-Fna translates to Assembly of the Dead. Which sounds a lot grimmer and less lively than the place itself: one of the…

Unusual but easily identified flying objects have been drifting through the Moroccan skies since 1990… enormous multi-coloured …

The culinary courses offered by Dar Liqama are more like luxury holidays with excursions and pampering, plus a bit of cooking o…

There are 19 gates in the old city of Marrakech, Bab Agnaou is one of them, letting you into the kasbah on the southern end of …

The name of this palace translates to mean 'The Incomparable Palace', though sadly now only the remains of it's original incomp…
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