Jemaa El-Fna owes most of its fame to the large number of spectacles such as snake charmers, singers, story tellers, healers and fakirs. A must visit when in Marrakech.

The Medina of Marrakech is the city Almoravid fortified around 1060.

In addition to the Jemaa el Fna, the tanneries and the souks, you may be able to discover sumptuous riads ,museums, mosques and more.

All walls of the ancient Medina are very thick.

The ramparts used to protect against enemy attacks with a walkway and spread over a distance of 19 km.

The main attraction which are the huge gates who make up this trip around the Medina, memory of Hispano-Moorish style.

Rue des Consuls is Rabat's main shopping street. Here you'll find many shops selling handicrafts from other parts of Morocco, such as Marrakchi leatherwear and Fassi pottery, along with locally made colored-hide lamps, babouches, jellabahs, and carpets.

At more than 70m in height, the Koutoubia is the largest and oldest monument in Marrakech. It is a true place of refuge and prayer and only Muslims have the right to enter.