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Jemâa El Fna is a bustling market place in the Medina, a UNESCO World Heritage site and the historical quarter of Marrakech. Jemâa El Fna is well known for traditional storytellers, musicians and performers. During the day, snake charmers brush shoulders with juice vendors. In the evening, the square is alive with magicians and dancers, and fragrant aromas from street food stalls permeate the air.
Medersa Ben Youssef is a Koranic school built in the 14th century. Located in the centre of the Medina,...
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La Koutoubia: a 77 metre-high minaret is the largest mosque in Marrakech and is surrounded by beautiful...
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Yves Saint Laurent moved to Marrakech in the late 1960s and spent a number of years here with his partner,...
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In 2015, Marrakech was recognised as the Golf Destination of the Year by the International Association...
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These rugged snow-capped mountains stretch 1,600 miles (2,500 kilometres) along north western Africa....
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Menara Gardens boast an ancient olive grove which is still cultivated and irrigated with water from a...
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Majorelle Gardens were designed by a French artist in the 1920s and bought by Yves Saint Laurent in the...
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