Jewish town of Marrakech. Second Part In the forecourt of the neighborhood you are one of the entrances to the Mellah or Jewish quarter, next is the souk of jewelers with about forty shops. Right in front is "the kisaria" or covered market, the oldest in the district,...
Jewish town of Marrakech Part one Jewish town of Marrakech is currently undergoing a major rehabilitation plan whose total cost 20 million dollars and is part of a more ambitious encompassing the entire medina. (2016). Construction began in 2014 and is scheduled for completion in 2017. Snack to Bidaoui Visit before we...
KSAR CHAR BAGH. A oasis of peace. RIAD AGUAVIVA SUGGESTION: If you're many days in Marrakech it is the ideal place for a day off, swimming in the big pool, have a lunch (have restaurant) or make a traditional hammam. It is not far from Riad...
RIAD MONCEAU Riad Monceau is an old riad of the 18th century nearest to Jmaa Lfna, the Main Square of Marrakech. Royal quail tajine with fondant pears, chocolate pastilla with walnuts… – these are just two examples of the delights awaiting discovery in the elegant and highly...
DAR CHERIFA oldest riad Dar Cherifa is now a charming literary cafe with Art Exhibitions and Cultural evenements and small restaurant. Located in the very heart of the souks, this building is a hidden secret, only found by the discerning and curious visitor, where history is recorded...
BO ZIN, best incredible ambient. Bo Zin is the TOP ONE ambient in Marrakech. You can dinner near Pacha (Agdal area) Indian, International and Moroccan dishes. Life music, Free mind people, artists, actors, High class people...
DAR YACOUT, Moroccan High Cuisine Probably Dar Yacout it is one of the best Moroccan restaurants in Marrakech, owned by Mohammed Zkhiri the ex Honorary British Consul, has been visited by many well known celebrities, but also its one of the most expensive restaurants. The fixed menu...
The Jewish cementery of Marrakech Jews expelled from Spain in 1558 formed a colony in Marrakech reigning Moulay Abdalla (1558): the neighborhood called "Mellah" (trans: salt). The Jewish neighborhood was built isolated from the rest of the Muslim population, their destination Sultan Palace annex territory and surrounded...