Visit Marrakech in Morocco

Visit Marrakesh in Morocco Morocco still lives in the imagination of Europe as the exotic and enchanting country of the tales of the Arabian nights. In the interior of musk decorated in incredibly detail, in the harsh green, slopes and flowering canyons of the anti Atlas in the inhabitants of the desert with burnooses and camels and the inimitable atmosphere of the bizarre, reminisce into the past in the savory scent of the spices, in the patterns of the carpets, in the sound of the snake charming flutes, in the colorful base of the La de Medina. In the flavor of the mint tea, the thousand face of Morocco still live as we imagine and as we long for it. The charm of Marrakech starts with the colors with the lime stone of the nearby mountains of which the house is where build once. Today, our royal degree orders of the houses of the city regardless of what material their made from can only be the original Terracotta color. These are mostly couple with light, pale green doors and windows, strictly defining the landscape. The symbol of Marrakech is the 76 m high menstruate of the Coen to Pamas. The ecclesiastical building has been standing here since 1158, it was name after the more than 100 book shops which offer their product in the nearby streets fro the wise men world, philosophers and poets. The rectangular tower with brick decoration served as a model for other minarets in the country which rise at the end of almost every avenue. Bahia Palace doesn’t originate from the middle ages but from the 19th century. It was the palace of Ba Ahmed, grand visitor of the king. This rank means prime minister by the concept of Europeans and this palace corresponds to this concept, the garden of the palace is made colorful by banana trees, Cyprus trees, jasmines and other blooming bushes. The building itself was design using Spanish more and French elements like Arab palaces in general Is not a range or other central point but it’s elaborate of separate rooms connected with corridors, surrounding in our courtyards. In the court yards, fountains bubble, the scent of orange and the flowers on the bushes flows in the air. The rooms with marble or mosaic flourish serve the purposes of greeting the visitors. Holding counsel or dining, while the smaller once who are in the living rooms and bedrooms, all rooms are richly decorated especially the ceilings are beautiful. In the southern part of the French quarter, we can find the Menara gaden from the time of the alowads. In the park developed around the large artificial lake, we can see music and a light show in the evenings, form Wednesday to Saturday. Marrakech is not only famous for its roses but also for its parks and botanical gardens. The Majorelle Garden established by a French painter is today the property of the fashion designer Yves Saint Lauren, but it’s open for visitors for an admission fee. Several other famous people, mostly French had or have their houses for example Allan Delaney, Michelle Morgan or John Paul Bowando. The new theater of the city built in a traditional style is beautiful in which French artist often give presentation, also in Morocco after the proclamation of independence that is the hand of protectorate, French remain the second official language, obligatory to lean in school. English and German are spoken only by those working in tourism even those who are not fond of shopping like to go to bazaars in Arab countries. Sok means which can traditionally be found in the Medina, the old town. The Arab Bazaar is the confusing elaborate of narrow alley is frame by small shops, works hops and storages. Depending on the size of the city there are smaller and bigger once of course but the tourist can lost their weights easily. And it’s possible to spend the whole day looking around. In Sok, everything of strings is special, the products, the shops, the colors, the noises, the smells, the clothes and the people. The atomicity of Morocco is just the first as the country itself and anthropologies still argue about the origins of the Berbers, the original inhabitants; there are mostly blue eyed, blond people. The conqueror Arabs constitute the majority of the population, as descendants of the merchants of the Roman Empire a significant Jewish minority live here mostly in separate Jewish quarters, the Milas. The heritance are descendants of the slaves deported from Africa beyond the Sahara in the 16th century. After the French protectorate many Europeans mostly French and Spanish settled here in large number also. The communities of different origin, culture and religion live here together in such a peace, cannot be seen at any other place, unfortunately. As a result the mixing of ethnic group is significant, so we can meet people with quite special outlooks and characteristics. As we can observe in other Arab countries, and in turkey the different craftsman and merchants have their own streets. There is a Spice Street, Carpet Street, Slipper Maker Street, and Goldsmith Street for instance, scarves and brass chocks, clay pots and fruits are sold here, and hips of teas and spices medicines and magic powder in all quantities, there are fresh mint leaves, oregano oil, amber grass of sperm whales, dried verandah. So everything that Harry Potter studied about. The brass lap looks as though it were only waiting to be rubbed, the carpets are so beautiful and maybe they can fly to, anyhow, the chameleon lock in the cage looks at us quite strangely. The Jemiah El Finah is the biggest square of Marrakech and the most exciting in all Morocco. During the day, it’s a single huge market, the outdoor continuation of a little shops of the Sok covered with straw mats. People come here by everything except by car. The transportation is on donkey back, shoppers mostly come by bicycle and the visitors y open handsome cabs. We can have resort to many services, the street dentist for instance who rejuse of our pains and teeth using pliers borrowed from a plumber without using any anesthetics. The tooth is then place on the little table, among the thousand of others. As the sun is sinking the image of the square changes, such fabulous and enchanted creatures filled the Jemiah El Finah as if nothing change in the past 1,000 years. The trade of the dates, almonds and orange juice sellers starts up. They raised sheep’s eyesand cheddar lings over live coal. And the brochette made French style is also popular. As appetizer a dozen snails are offered, not at the snails pace for only a few Dirhams. The scent of oriental spices floats in the air. The cuscus is being made, the cashew runt keep as roasted. The Berber girls take up henna body painting. The snake charmers appear with their flat headed black pets, the cobras. Their boosters Paul Harmes grass snakes around the neck spectators with fondness, others have little monkeys unleashes, performing something, others only rattle their thin cocks without any performance. The drums resound, the mass of people gather around suited in these dancers. At another place people are standing around Koran interpreters, but story tellers from the dessert are also popular. Wonder substance sellers walk around the belly dancers with little platters in their necks. One can photograph water sellers in richly decorated clothes with leather bottles for only a few Dirhams. While little further down the road, fire readers and other artists ask fro attention.