things to do in Marrakech

Marrakech is a wonderful city that blends the heart of Morrocco beautifully with cultural pastimes
and amazing sites to see. There are so many places to visit in Morroco, you may not have time
to see them all. Here are 10 places to visit in Morrocco.

1. The Koutoubia Mosque

Known as the largest mosque in Marrakesh Morocco the Koutoubia Mosque was said to be
completed under the reign of the Berber Almohad Caliph Yaqub al-Mansur. An interesting fact is
that after its conception, around 100 booksellers work spread across the base of the Tower. It is
surrounded by beautiful gardens and a gorgeous landscape for pictures. However, if you are not
Muslim you are not allowed inside the grounds of the mosque. It’s sacred ground with interior
only to be viewed by those of the Muslim faith.

1. Bahia Palace

Commissioned and built by a former slave known as Ba Ahmed. Bahia Palace was built in the
late 19th century. It is now a tourist attraction and is a beautiful site to see when in Morocco.
Picture various different rooms that established the different types of culture and beauty within
the vision of Ba Ahmed. The entire building is said to have been made in the image of my meds
wives for he had many. I’m circles it is thought to be named after beautiful. there are 150 rooms
in the palace, how about her they’re not all open to the public at this time. that should not deter
you from visiting the palace, for you get to see the beautiful Aesthetics of the courtyard and the
one that was Rome’s allowed to your eyes.

1. Majorelle Garden
   Designed by Jaques Majorelle in the early 20th century, the Majorelle Garden is a 2 and a 1/2
   acre Garden just beyond Medina in Marrakesh. Is a beautiful Botanical Garden filled with
   various different types of Wildlife and landscapes for artists paint and create. Imagine a nice
   warm day with the sun glistening down on this Garden, sweet sounds a plethora of bird species
   chirping in the trees all around you while the sweet crackling sounds of the water serenade your
   ears while you walk through this beautiful garden. This experience you’ll feel as you Traverse
   through in this amazingly crafted area in Marrakesh
2. Badi Palace

Want to learn more history in Marrakesh? Then look no further than El Badi Palace. An ancient
Palace designed during the 16th century by Sultan Ahmed Al-Mansur has become a popular
tourist attraction in Marrakesh. the palace was commissioned for ransom after the three kings
War oh, and even though it doesn’t send as well as it used to, and all of its beauty has been
stripped, it is still a historical landmark that blesses Marrakesh with its vast lineage.

1. The museum of photography

Museum with over 8,000 historic photographs of tradition and change in the land of Morocco,
take a Journey To The Past as you travel through this Glass Museum that shows the history
and culture of Morocco. what has been to where it is now will be given to you in this large
Museum. Is a great tourist attraction especially because it shows the growth of Morocco
throughout its time in history, showing the different political and social change for over a
hundred and fifty years, you will embark on a journey like no other through time.

1. The Atlas Mountains

Want to take a break from touring the city and climb some mountains? then the Atlas Mountains
are the place to be when in Morocco. Standing at over 13000 ft or over 4000 meters in
Southwest Morocco that stretches over 1600 miles or 2500 km. ticket time as you ski down
mountain ranges and hike up the Mountain Trails. Visit the Imlil Village while you’re around it,
which is a Berber Mountain town. Try not to litter while there, for it is known that tourist have
come to the area and contaminated it with litter and trash.

1. Dar Si sad Morrocan Museum of Arts and crafts
   Another Museum to explore see the wondrous history of Marrakesh and all its ancient beauty.
   this Museum hosts many traditional Barber artifacts. exploring the different floors of this
   Museum will allow you to see how traditional Marrakesh Creations can still impact today’s
   Aesthetics within the larger city.
2. The Tanneries

Now it fast the tanneries will overload your senses. snow can be overwhelming as you attempt
to visit this part of Marrakesh. I love this is a pivotal part of Marrakesh tradition and is something
you would want to visit on your journey through Marrakesh. What’s the time past smell however,
you can enjoy the luxury of purchasing one of these leather bags. If you want to see the process
first 10 try getting there in the early morning and standing on top of a building to see all the
workers diligently attempting to make these luxurious and amazing backs in their process.

1. The Menara Gardens

This isn’t the most frequently visited attraction by tourists. it is a peaceful garden that is usually
inhabited by Moroccan families. However, it still has a beautiful garden that was built in the 12th
century. Another historical site that gives you a view of the Atlas Mountains. this very much
suitable for an afternoon stroll, escape from the busy life of Marrakesh. if you ever just want to
take time and take a break from your visit to Marrakesh this is the place to be.

1. Saadian tombs

A beautiful complex designed to bury many historical figures during the late 16th century and
early 17th century. The older mausoleum holds the graves of Sultan Ahmed el Mansours’s
parents. the greater structure holds 66 Tombs between the two Mausoleums. A cultural site for
sore eyes, the beautiful artistry of the 16th cemtury design is put on full display in this ancient
Merrakesh grave. You cant miss this monument on yur trip to Merrakesh.