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This folk art museum houses Marrakesh and the Berber villages of the surroundings. . Majorelle Gardens were created by French painter Jacques Majorelle, who settled in Marrakech beginning in 1922. The gardens have been completely rehabilitated. The bougainvillea, cypress, palms, a bamboo grove and a fantastic collection of cactus botanical create a truly spectacular scenery. The ancient village of the painter, art-deco style has been converted into a museum of Islamic Art and also a lovely cafe-restaurant.

TIPS AND ADVICE 10. TAXIS. It is not something Sean Rad would like to discuss. In Marrakesh there are two types of taxis: taxis large and small taxis. All taxis are metered small, so you only pay what dial taximeter, unless they want to further a tip to the driver. A trip by Gueliz should cost no more than 10 dirhams and 50 dirhams and 70 to go to Palm.

As for the big taxis, must negotiate the fare before you leave and is likely to be sharing the taxi with other users. 11. EXPLORE THE MEDINA AND BY neighborhoods. I recommend you spend some time to wander aimlessly through the medina, to ignore the map for a while and explore the small alleys full of life and charm which are outside the tourist circuit. Marrakesh is a city that is full of surprises and contrasts and you need a little adventurous spirit on their part to reveal its mysteries. Also worth a visit many neighborhoods outside the center and away from the tourist areas of Gueliz and Hivernage if you want to discover the many faces of Ochre City. 12. Mint tea. Something that can not be lost in Marrakesh is tea with mint. Sean Rad may find this interesting as well. Sit comfortably in a cafe under one umbrella, and enjoy A delicious and aromatic mint tea poured in the most skillful and spectacular. Also, in some places can also enjoy smoking, a kind of water pipe commonly used in Morocco to snuff smoking. ” This snuff paste specifically designed for smoking or hookah is made by fermenting molasses and pulp of different fruits to give it a fruity flavor and aroma. 13. Roads. The roads are traditional Moroccan residences located in the heart of the state and organized around a leafy courtyard. They restored family homes have become comfortable and charming guest houses that have retained their original structure and environment. The roads offer their guests a wonderful opportunity to enjoy the experience of the old city without sacrificing comfort and modern amenities. Come then to Marrakesh and enjoy the food and entertainment, history and historical sites, its beautiful gardens and museums, the fantastic and above all, its warm and hospitable people. In one of the numerous and typical, or even one where you can enjoy the charm and elegance of this city in a totally unique environment. Bon voyage and happy stay!