The Bahia Palace, built at the end of the 19th century, was the largest and most magnificent palace building in Morocco at the time. The word "Bahia" in the name means "wisdom." Located in the old streets of Marrakech, it looks unremarkable from the outside, but it has the most magnificent rooms, beautiful atrium, mosaic fountain, green glazed tiles in the sun, and large and small windows are decorated with Arabian-inspired grate wood-carved. All the doors, windows and lush trees filled courtyards are worth a good look. The biggest impression of this palace is that it is very big. Once I entered I was mesmerized. The decoration and layout are not very characteristic. When we went there, they were doing a small photo exhibition, but it was very good.

Almost all travel enthusiasts will suggest you to go to Djema Square, and especially during the night time, where the scene from the "One Thousand and One Nights" story seems like to be reappearance in front of your eyes. Locals and tourists flocked this place together from all directions, dancing snakes, Aladdin, juggling clowns, fortune-tellers, stalls, exotic birds and all kinds of dazzling activities and performances. We came here in the afternoon, and the heavy rain suddenly poured in and made us run for hiding, the English good-hearted vendors opened the curtains to their shops and let us in to escape the rain, we also took out the mobile phones with us in to record the fun videos with them. Looking up and seeing the crowd on the rooftop of a cafe, I knew that it was a great location overlooking the largest open-air market in Africa. So I rushed to the rooftop, I have forgotten how much I paid to buy a bottle of Coke, and a bottle of mineral water and I went up to get a good photo of the view.

Another highlight of Marrakech is the Bahia Palace, which is also one of my favorite royal palaces. With exquisite carvings and deep twists and turns, this palace is beautiful. Built in the late 19th century, the Bahia Palace was the largest and most magnificent palace building in Morocco at the time, but it was not the actual palace. Because the master Moussa was not the king, he was the big Vizier of the Sultanate. Davisil is the prime minister of the Islamic state. It took 1,000 craftsmen from Fez, and took seven years, to built a magnificent and beautiful palace like this. We did not have much time in hand; otherwise I would have definitely wandered around this place in the morning. It is really very beautiful!

The red city of Marrakech is brick red Marrakech, the entire city is brick-and-red building, the old town has many alleys, walking through the streets, walking and taking pictures, everywhere are photographed Good point, Morocco is a country that is suitable for taking pictures.

Majorelle Blue Through the noisy Medina, along the Menara Avenue, it is just a short walk south. The Mayor Garden is just two blocks away and is waiting for you to start a new sensory experience. This is a concentrated expression of the romantic land of Marrakech. The original owner of the garden, Jacques Mayor, once studied architecture and art. He went to Egypt and Morocco and finally arrived in Marrakech, and was fascinated by this sunny, colorful and lively oasis city. After he settled in Marrakech, he bought the land in 1923 with the price of his colorful local figures and landscape paintings on the market. He used the garden as a canvas to sway and gradually He created his own Impressionist garden. But the garden quickly consumed his assets and had to rely on a part of the garden to keep it balanced. Divorce, bankruptcy, and illness have made this stranger who loves Marrakech ultimately fail to complete the last journey of his life in his favorite garden. After a fatal car accident, Paris died. Before the death, Mayor had sold the rest of the garden. The second owner of the garden is loud, and that is the fashion designer Yves Saint Laurent, who has drawn thousands of women for his crazy pockets. He carefully manages the fading garden behind Mayor and makes his scenery come back. All the picturesque colors in this garden are more than one of them: Mayor Blue. You can find it on the Berber robes, or in the distant mountains of Altas, Yves Saint Laurent's No. 18 Mayor Blue is also this color, as the designer himself said the garden is He is "an endless source of inspiration." A corner of the garden, there is still a simple tombstone of the master. The epitaph has only one word: silent quiet It is a pity that when the garden opens in the morning, it is also the least in Morocco. One of the quiet places~

The square is located in the old town of Marrakech and is both a civic plaza and a market. Because every night falls, it is full of fun, various restaurants and stalls fill the entire square, snakes and various traditional performances attract many tourists, and there are some two or three-story buildings around the square as restaurants or coffee bars. . Not far from the square is the Koutoubia Mosque, which can be seen. Therefore, the entire square area is full of a long Islamic atmosphere. The name of the square may mean the mosque at the end of the world, but a more credible explanation is that there is a large open space and a large plaza in front of the mosque.

If every city has its soul, then the sleepless square is the soul and essence of Marrakech. This square full of medieval Arabian style can be said to be very lively from sunrise to late night. There are Indian snake charmers everywhere, Arabs selling spice tea, Moroccan old people telling stories and fortune telling, various performances, and countless The sale of food, beverages, clothing, carpets, furnishings, leather, handicrafts, and the sights of our tourists make this millennium city full of vitality.

The famous Mayor garden is not only because of the beauty of the garden itself, but also because of the popularity of the garden owner; this garden belongs to the two masters before and after, the first master illustrator Mayor used I spent my life designing and building it, making the garden a magnificent Moroccan wonderland.

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