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Majorelle Gardens and Museum of Islamic Art
Majorelle Gardens is considered a landmark in the city of Marrakesh, as it dates back to the twentieth century by French artists: Jacques and Louis Majorelle, and it is characterized by flowers, plants of different sizes, shapes, and colors, in addition to the presence of many fish ponds within the garden, The garden also provides the visitor with an opportunity to visit the Islamic Museum, which is considered a great example of Moroccan tribal art, along with its exhibits of carpets, jewelry and Moroccan pottery.
Saadian tombs
The Saadian tombs are considered one of the most famous places in the state of Morocco, and they are shrines for members of the Saadian dynasty who ruled the city, knowing that the date of their discovery dates back to the year 1917 AD. It should be noted that the tombs are distinguished by mosaics and impressive decoration.
Mosque of the courtyard
Jemaa el-Fnaa is one of the ancient archeological sites that have been classified as a UNESCO World Heritage List. It is one of the most lively and crowded squares in the city, as it includes many performers, storytellers, snake breeders, and others.
Koutoubia Mosque
The Koutoubia Mosque, which is made of red stone, contains one of the three oldest monotheistic minarets still in existence throughout the whole world, knowing that the length of the mosque is about 70 meters, and is characterized by its pointed decorations and curved windows.
Marrakech Night Market
The Marrakech market is considered one of the most important landmarks and places that attract tourists, and it is also one of the best known markets in the world. The market provides the visitor with the opportunity to enjoy the wonderful atmosphere at night, especially watching monkeys, snakes, etc., in addition to the experience of eating traditional Moroccan food. Delicious, represented by sandwiches stuffed with lamb, snail soup, and others, as the market is famous for the henna engraving, where specialized stores are located there, knowing that the market opens its doors until one o’clock at night.
