Rahim Tabet | Oktober 30, 2014 |
Morocco
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Nature
Marrakech is a city of colors and spices. Let yourself be overwhelmed by the chaotic souks, the labyrinth of the medina and the exotic sights of this desert oasis.
1. Place Jemma El Fna
All roads lead to 'la place': Jemma El Fna, Africa's most famous square, is the hub of the medina of Marrakech. It is not a classic piazza, but an asymmetric plowed grounds that are its own tidal kent.Het life takes place on the street. A unique square for street photography.
2. Cyber Parc and Ensemble Artisanal
The minaret of the Koutoubia Mosque is the symbol of Marrakech is surrounded by gardens and parks. With a height of 77 meters this attraction the most prominent building in the city. Nearby is the Cyber Parc, a calm oasis in the city.
3. Dar Si Said and Palais de la Bahia
Both Dar Si Said as Palais de la Bahia impressively illustrate the principles of the Moorish palace structure and the high standard of finish in the Arab living culture of the 19th century. The beautiful sights serve regularly as a film set.
4. The mellah
A synagogue and a Jewish cemetery testify to the former size of the Jewish community. The Mellah (interview from: Mellach) once housed one of Morocco's largest Jewish communities. Visit now only about 160 Jewish synagogue
5. El Badi Palace
Once the biggest palace of the Maghreb, now in ruins. But in ruinous state provides the El Badi Palace are a representation of the enormous dimensions. El Badi The largest palace complex of the Maghreb have been in the reign of the great Sultan Ahmed el-Mansour. A sight not to be missed.
6. The kasbah
Place of silence and concentration: the magnificent mausoleums of the Saadian sultans. The Saädietenrijk, which collapsed in the late 60s of the seventeenth century, marks a tumultuous period in the history of Morocco. Were eight of the eleven Saädietensultans so many killed.
7. Souks in the Medina
A private world of shops, workshops and fondouks. The souks of Marrakech (with an area of 200,000 m2, the largest in the country) are a colossal economic bazaar system. The Europe slowly dying traditional specialty shows itself in the souks of an imperturbable vitality.
8. Medersa Ben Youssef
Sacred geometry in great artistic perfection: the medrese is church and theological school together. The ornament, the arabesque and calligraphy are the key elements of these non-figurative art decor.
9. Maison de la Photographie
It was only founded in 2009 but it is a must for enthusiasts: the miraculous collection of Frenchman Patrick Mana'ch. Pictures of the period between 1860 and 1950 have been collected and a glimpse at the history of Morocco.
10. Quartier des Tanneurs
Toil until you drop: the true origins of the beautiful leather bags, jackets and shoes that are so loved by tourists is in the old leerlooierwijk. In penetrating odors and toxic fumes today toil approximately 1600 tanners a sweat.
11. Souk El Khemis
Chaos with a System: Here is all kinds of stuff. The culprit is often informal sector is presented here in its full vitality. Just the day here transporting the huge range of articles, unloading, present it in a stall.
12. Hivernage and Guéliz
Marrakech also has a hip and modern side: the new city with its chic shops and restaurants. Broad, palm-fringed pronkavenues, kilometer long sight lines, greenbelts and parks, luxury hotels and shopping malls. Hivernage and Gueliz is Marrakech-luxurious, other than the medina. World
13. Jardin Majorelle
The enchanting garden is one of the better attractions in Marrakech and fascinates by the cornflower blue buildings. The French painter Saint Laurent rescued the neglected garden and laid a paradise of light, color, water and plants.
14. Palmeraie
The ancient palm grove from which the city would have emerged, is an endangered paradise. Nowhere else in the city join the ecological threats as strong as here. On Are the remains of the Palmeraie Now still see as the poetic remains of a nature that about 10-20 years maybe not.
15. Sidi Ghanem
In former industrial buildings on the outskirts of the city now frolic young creatives. The district of Sidi Ghanem stands for industry and culture, warehousing and manufacturing, shopping arcades and galleries, fashion boutiques and showrooms.
1. Place Jemma El Fna
All roads lead to 'la place': Jemma El Fna, Africa's most famous square, is the hub of the medina of Marrakech. It is not a classic piazza, but an asymmetric plowed grounds that are its own tidal kent.Het life takes place on the street. A unique square for street photography.
2. Cyber Parc and Ensemble Artisanal
The minaret of the Koutoubia Mosque is the symbol of Marrakech is surrounded by gardens and parks. With a height of 77 meters this attraction the most prominent building in the city. Nearby is the Cyber Parc, a calm oasis in the city.
3. Dar Si Said and Palais de la Bahia
Both Dar Si Said as Palais de la Bahia impressively illustrate the principles of the Moorish palace structure and the high standard of finish in the Arab living culture of the 19th century. The beautiful sights serve regularly as a film set.
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| Tour Morocco - Marrakech morning market |
A synagogue and a Jewish cemetery testify to the former size of the Jewish community. The Mellah (interview from: Mellach) once housed one of Morocco's largest Jewish communities. Visit now only about 160 Jewish synagogue
 |
| Tour Morocco - Marrakech morning market |
Once the biggest palace of the Maghreb, now in ruins. But in ruinous state provides the El Badi Palace are a representation of the enormous dimensions. El Badi The largest palace complex of the Maghreb have been in the reign of the great Sultan Ahmed el-Mansour. A sight not to be missed.
6. The kasbah
Place of silence and concentration: the magnificent mausoleums of the Saadian sultans. The Saädietenrijk, which collapsed in the late 60s of the seventeenth century, marks a tumultuous period in the history of Morocco. Were eight of the eleven Saädietensultans so many killed.
7. Souks in the Medina
A private world of shops, workshops and fondouks. The souks of Marrakech (with an area of 200,000 m2, the largest in the country) are a colossal economic bazaar system. The Europe slowly dying traditional specialty shows itself in the souks of an imperturbable vitality.
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| Tour Morocco - Marrakech Medersa ben Youssef |
8. Medersa Ben Youssef
Sacred geometry in great artistic perfection: the medrese is church and theological school together. The ornament, the arabesque and calligraphy are the key elements of these non-figurative art decor.
9. Maison de la Photographie
It was only founded in 2009 but it is a must for enthusiasts: the miraculous collection of Frenchman Patrick Mana'ch. Pictures of the period between 1860 and 1950 have been collected and a glimpse at the history of Morocco.
10. Quartier des Tanneurs
Toil until you drop: the true origins of the beautiful leather bags, jackets and shoes that are so loved by tourists is in the old leerlooierwijk. In penetrating odors and toxic fumes today toil approximately 1600 tanners a sweat.
11. Souk El Khemis
Chaos with a System: Here is all kinds of stuff. The culprit is often informal sector is presented here in its full vitality. Just the day here transporting the huge range of articles, unloading, present it in a stall.
12. Hivernage and Guéliz
Marrakech also has a hip and modern side: the new city with its chic shops and restaurants. Broad, palm-fringed pronkavenues, kilometer long sight lines, greenbelts and parks, luxury hotels and shopping malls. Hivernage and Gueliz is Marrakech-luxurious, other than the medina. World
13. Jardin Majorelle
The enchanting garden is one of the better attractions in Marrakech and fascinates by the cornflower blue buildings. The French painter Saint Laurent rescued the neglected garden and laid a paradise of light, color, water and plants.
 |
| Tour Morocco - Marrakech palm grove |
The ancient palm grove from which the city would have emerged, is an endangered paradise. Nowhere else in the city join the ecological threats as strong as here. On Are the remains of the Palmeraie Now still see as the poetic remains of a nature that about 10-20 years maybe not.
15. Sidi Ghanem
In former industrial buildings on the outskirts of the city now frolic young creatives. The district of Sidi Ghanem stands for industry and culture, warehousing and manufacturing, shopping arcades and galleries, fashion boutiques and showrooms.
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