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Jardin Majorelle

The Jardin Majorelle is a wonderful garden created by French painter Jacques Majorelle and is open to the public. They first opened to the public in 1947 and feature a fabulous array of plants from various countries. The wonderful botanical garden, with its big cactus, palm-trees, and bamboos, is a true beauty and the colors go well with the deep blue shade chosen by Majorelle for his studio. The Islamic Art Museum is now part of the artist's former studio space.

Palais de la Bahia

Intricately designed courtyards and white marble corridors with unique designs characterize the breathtaking Bahia Palace. In the second part of the 19th Century, Grand Vizier Sidi Moussa and, after him, Grand Vizier Bou Ahmed, built this palace, which took decades to complete. It encompasses 150 rooms, where Bou Ahmed lived with his four wives and 24 mistresses. Under the French Protectorate, it became the residence for the French authorities. Comprising of private apartments and reception rooms around patios, the layout was planned so as to maintain the privacy of the palace's inhabitants. While there are some parts which are not open to the public, the visitors have a lot to marvel on its grounds. The colorful patterns on windows and the spectacular gardens are a sight to cherish. A striking example of royal Moorish and Islamic architecture, the Bahia Palace is one of the most opulent sites in Marrakech.

Le Jardin Secret

Featuring striking architectural specimens and rich history, Le Jardin Secret attracts with its intricate buildings and picturesque gardens. The palace complex has a stunning pavilion along with other beautiful spaces which aptly represent Islamic Art. Drop by to admire some incredible exhibitions or to simply stroll around the wonderful complex to absorb its history.

Jemaâ el Fna

Although it is commonly translated as the "assembly of the dead" there is little in Marrakech livelier than Jemaâ el Fna. Located at the heart of the city's historic medina, the square was established by Berber Muslims in the 11th century, then renovated and expanded by Caliph Yacoub el Mansour during the following century. Jemaâ el Fna never ceases to thrive with the bustle of daily life. On any given day, you will find the square filled with locals, tourists, souk shoppers, costumed performers, and more. The historic site officially earned a UNESCO recognition in 2001 though it has long been an important stop on any tour of Marrakech.

Kutubiyya Mosque

A structure that has stood for over 800 years, the Koutoubia Mosque, with its 70 meter-high minaret, is one of the largest mosques in the city. It got its name from the Arabic word for "librarian", since around the time of its construction and completion in the early 12th century, the site used to be surrounded by manuscript sellers. The Giralda of Seville and the Hassan Tower of Rabat were constructed using the minaret of the Koutoubia Mosque as a model. Entry into the mosque is limited to Muslims. However, the beautiful garden around the mosque can be visited by everyone.

El Badi Palace

A historic structure that was torn down during the 17th Century to aid the refurbishment of buildings in Meknes, the El Badi Palace, or rather its remnants, still tell of great splendor. It was the Saadian Sultan Ahmed El Mansour who ordered the palace built after the 1578 victory against the Portuguese in the Battle of the Three Kings. With 15 years invested in its magnificent construction, the palace shelters the remnants of stunning summer houses like Koubba El Khamsiniya. All that remains of the palace built with precious stones are remains of the ceremonial buildings. These now serve as venues for the annual Festival National des Arts Populaires, the country's biggest folklore and music festival.

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