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The ochre city continues to capture hearts, with countless Instagram photos taken daily around Marrakech's old town. We've picked 10 photos from those shared on social media. It wasn't easy to choose. A refreshing change guaranteed! Photo: Al1jarnoux
PHOTOS
Jemaa el Fna Square is one of a kind for countless reasons, including the trades that bring it to life day and night. Like pieces of a single puzzle, the professions in the heart of the city complement each other, creating a captivating parade that continues to charm the millions of visitors flocking here every year. Here is a collection of these trades captured by photographers from around the world. Photo: Riyaz Quraishi
Photos
The ocher city is the most common way to describe Marrakech. Yet, it offers a spectrum of colors that shift throughout the day. Soft and cool in the morning, blazing at sunset, it's no wonder Marrakech is a fountain of inspiration for so many artists. We've curated a selection of 10 photos to remind you that Marrakech is truly the city of 1001 colors... Photo: DR
Photography
The souks of Marrakech's medina are brimming with treasures. Once the favored spots for caravan traders, today they are home to over 40,000 artisans, making them a must-visit for both tourists and locals alike. Ranked among the largest and most beautiful in the kingdom, 18 souks have been officially cataloged. From the spice souk to the slipper souk, this labyrinth is bursting with aromas and colors. Explore them through 10 snapshots captured by both professional and amateur photographers. Photo: AD
Culture
Recognized by UNESCO as part of the world’s intangible cultural heritage, Jemaa el Fna square always amazes! Storytellers, acrobats, dried fruit vendors, as well as henna artists and snake charmers come together during the day. And as the sun sets, musicians and street food vendors transform the square into a new kind of spectacle. Here are all the activities and the vibrant life of Jemaa el Fna summarized in 10 snapshots. Photo: Abdou Faiz
Culture
Over the past fifteen years, the House of Photography has become an essential cultural stop in Marrakech. As the only museum dedicated to photography, it showcases a precious part of our Kingdom. Discover more about this venue with Made in Marrakech! Photo: House of Photography