Medina of Marrakech Review

UNESCO World Heritage Site Dejima Square and the Old City Market; the Old City Market has thousands of shops selling all kinds of handicrafts, and there are skilled craftsmen everywhere who make excellent wood products, leather products, iron products, metal products. There are also ceramics. wool. sheepskin lamps. olives and the most famous Moroccan slippers. It is a paradise for shoppers. Dejima Square is more lively. The square is the epitome of Marrakesh life. There are also various roads to sell art. There are acrobatic. Belly dance. Fire swallowing. Playing snakes. Dancing monkeys.... and so on. Acting.

We used to drive in the wrong way, only one way, very hard to get out of the other door! Still walking, large scale, there are various professional markets, there are fresh fruits and vegetables meat like China Agricultural Trade Market, some sell daily necessities, the road is not difficult to walk, you can enter and exit freely with navigation!

We stayed in a traditional riad in the center of the Medina, everything was beautiful.

Located in the south of Morocco, the old city of Marrakesh runs through the foothills of Mount Atlas. It is called Morocco the Pearl of the south; the city of Marrakesh. Marrakesh is the Berber language, meaning: the home of God. Marrakesh is the fourth royal city of Morocco and the gateway of northern Morocco. The whole city has a unique red tone.

It is the largest earth city in the world. Marrakech was founded in AD 1071-1072, once known as Morocco City, the name of Morocco evolved from this name. Fes City once had the name of Morocco's "Northern Capital", Marrakech is known as "Southern Capital". It is now the capital of provinces and districts.

Quite an ancient town in the south, the commercial atmosphere is too strong, the country is the same