Food, shopping, street entertainers and games … it’s all part of the Place Djemma el-Fna experience in Marrakesh, Morocco.
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Marrakesh & Essaouira
Morocco’s Sahara Desert normally gets all of the press. Here’s another desert in Morocco – just an hour’s drive from Marrakesh – that you might want to check out.
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Drawing hundreds of thousands of visitors from around the globe, the World Gnaoua Festival is not only a slice of Moroccan culture but also of international musical talent.
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Safi, Morocco, isn’t on everyone’s itinerary, but if you make a stop in this Atlantic port city, you’ll find several attractions worth visiting.
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Travelers could spend months exploring the historical sites and winding alleyways of Marrakesh, Morocco, but here are some of the must-see attractions in the city.
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Essaouira, Morocco, is fairly low key and laid back. Enjoy the relaxed vibe of this coastal city next time you vacation in Morocco.
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What makes Marrakesh special? For one thing, the city is peppered with an exciting and rich history.
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Artists, dancers, singers, actors, snake charmers and fortune tellers all make an appearance at the Marrakech Popular Arts Festival, one of the most popular events in Morocco.
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Renowned for their bird life, plant life, art and culture, the Majorelle Garden and Islamic Art Museum in Marrakesh offer a peek into Morocco’s past while providing a quiet respite from the city’s bustling streets and souks.
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The Bahia Palace, located in Marrakesh, is used by the Moroccan government, but visitors to the city are also welcome to visit the complex.
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