Tourism in Marrakesh - Tourism in Morocco Marrakesh is the third largest city in Morocco by area and the most important and attractive to tourists due to its pleasant climate, especially during the period from September to May.

 

One of the most important tourist cities in Morocco, Marrakesh is characterized by its many municipal baths that tourists resort to in order to experience sometimes while obtaining a measure of relaxation and recreation, with its narrow and intertwined alleys full of colorful popular markets where various handicrafts shine, so it was called the Red City.

 

It is also famous for its ancient doors and mosques dating back to the Middle Ages, especially the palaces of the 16th century, and the palm trees that made it the capital of palm trees in Morocco, and finally, the good folk food and the shows of magic and snakes in the heart of the famous El Fna Square.

 

Tourism in Marrakesh - Tourism in Morocco

The most important 3 landmarks in Marrakesh:

 

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Djemaa El Fna Square

One of the places of tourism in Morocco that tourists come to from everywhere in the world to experience the wonderful traditional atmosphere of the city and mingle with its indigenous people, where snake shows by skilled magicians and drawings of tattoos and original Moroccan henna during the day, and to experience street food at night through the stalls that spread in the square and sell popular foods such as Couscous and the famous Moroccan tagine of lamb served with orange juice.

 

Majorelle Garden

One of the tourist places in Morocco that everyone who wants quiet moments of recreation resort to, away from the hustle and bustle of the city, which is teeming with tourists and residents throughout the year.

 

Majorelle represents a wonderful painting whose heroes are about 300 different types of plants that have been planted in a wonderful geometry and harmony between small quiet courtyards, ideal for roaming or relaxing with the drawings of the genius French artist Jacques Majorelle, which represents the juice of his creativity for 40 years, so the garden bore his name in appreciation of him.

 

Bahia Palace

One of Morocco's archaeological landmarks that attracts tourists from all over the world to enjoy the style of the royal palace, which dates back to the ancient kingdoms of Morocco and is famous for the distinctive colors that cover its walls, floors, and ceilings, and the huge elegant fountains that decorate its courtyards and arches that spread in its corners. As for the palace holdings from the inside, they include Art pieces made of wood and gypsum.