History, place
Rising in the heart of Marrakech just steps away from the legendary Jemaa el Fna square, the Koutoubia is an architectural masterpiece that has spanned ages and generations. Let's explore the history of this iconic edifice, now a symbol of the ochre city. Photo: Yaopey Yong
Horizon
The ochre city is famous for its 300 days of sunshine a year and its unmatched charm. A favorite of travel agencies, Marrakech has always been a dream destination, thanks mostly to its stunning landscapes. The areas surrounding the city will surprise you with their richness and variety: valleys, mountains, lakes, deserts. All you have to do is choose and be amazed. Photo: Louis Hansel.
Photography
Bloggers and globe-trotters will agree: Marrakech is one of the top places in the world for photography! With contrasting landscapes, a captivating array of colors, and uniquely charming monuments and palaces, the Pearl of the South offers the perfect backdrop for selfies and photo shoots. Made in Marrakech reveals the 10 best places to strike a pose in Marrakech. Photo: Yaopey Yong
Culture
If you're on a budget but still want to explore Marrakech and its charm, it's definitely possible. The ochre city is full of historical monuments, gardens, small artisans, and culinary delights that are very affordable. Here are some great tips to explore the city for less than 30 Dh without spending a fortune!
History
Founded in 1062 by Youssef Ibn Tachfine, Marrakech, the city of a thousand faces, has passed through civilizations and expanded over the years beyond its historic walls. Made in Marrakech offers nostalgics a journey back in time to discover the Marrakech of yesteryear. Photo: Facebook Page "Marrakech, images from the past"