When looking for ten major attractions in Marrakech, Morocco, here are some that will entertain as well as historical, interesting and fun.
Marrakech Ramparts
The Marrakech Ramparts are the rich red sandstone walls that surround the old town, and glow in the sunset. The most impressive gateway Bab Agnaou and the gateways have different designs. Take a carriage ride at full moon for a romantic experience.
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Kasbah Mosque
The Kasbah Mosque is a beautiful Worship next to the Saadian Tombs. You can not enter a non-Muslim, but you can see the outside of this fascinating building of the 16th century. The magnificent minaret has an unusual turquoise lining. Many travel companies actually see a visit to Marrakech just to this stunning mosque.
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Saadian Tombs
The well-preserved and beautifully detailed Saadian Tombs were in late 16th century built. Discovered in 1917, much of its original splendor has been restored. The mausoleum contains about 60 members of the Saadi Dynasty. The most famous of the three rooms is the one with the twelve columns, and the monuments of Italian Carrara marble.
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Museum of Marrakech
The free Museum of Marrakech is located in the old Dar M'Nebhi Palace. The courtyard has detailed tiles and a magnificent chandelier. There is a larger tile decoration on the main floor, an indication of the early photographs, artifacts and fantastic Moroccan arts and crafts.
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Ali Ben Youssef Madrasa
The Ali Ben Youssef Madrasa is an Islamic university was founded in the 14th century. Beautiful architecture is enhanced by artful ceiling paneled doors and picturesque ceramic tiles, the walls, floors and walkways. The farm has a large central fountain and beautiful mosaic pattern.
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Museum of Moroccan Arts
The Museum of Moroccan Arts has historical and contemporary Moroccan art and artifacts, intricate Byzantine colors and designs, jewelery, old photographs, costumes, ceramics, weapons and a courtyard full of birds and plants and delicious scents. Many travel companies do package deals that include a visit to this museum so watch out for the deals online and at your local travel agency.
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Majorelle
The Jardin Majorelle is a small garden in the heart of the city, which took 40 years to create. It is full of exotic plants, colorful pots, pool with lotus flowers and water lilies, and the chirping of birds filled. The Moorish building is painted in vibrant colors. You are able to take a carriage ride in the garden and back.
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Medina of Marrakech
The Marrakech medina is a UNESCO World Heritage site -Shopping Centre. The shopkeepers in this colorful labyrinth of narrow alleyways love to negotiate their prices! Street Food, spices, carpets and clothes are very popular. There are snake charmers and monkey bridges, expect the money, if you make a picture.
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Oasiria Water Park
The Oasiria Water Park offers a wave pool, a heated pool, various slides, a pirate lagoon for young children, a couple of lazy rivers and a swim-up bar. A free shuttle runs from the town to the park.
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Le Grand Casino de la Mamounia
The 10,760 square foot Le Grand Casino de la Mamounia is connected one of the best and most exclusive hotels, offering guests a wonderful time to play poker, blackjack, mini baccarat, roulette or slot machines to 320. There is a free meal for players available, and the place comes alive later in the evenings. Again, like many of the other great things are listed in this article do many travel companies, packages for this casino, as it is such an impressive place! Why not be seen with tour operators such as on the beach if they can help you; Search On the beach reviews for more info.
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