If there is something that is similar to western cities and that is undoubtedly symbolic, given that it is the meeting place, cultural exchange and recreation are the squares, Marrakech is not the meaning, it has the plaza de Jamaa el Fna, a space where life unfolds day and night. If you ask yourself the question: What to see in Marrakech? You already know the night view of the djema el Fna square is essential.

Incredibly, this space has also been recognized as an oral heritage of humanity; And it should be, taking into consideration the linguistic and cultural mix that can be found in a space like this, where the natives show their products in an effort to sell, but at the same time offer one of the most precious things in a country; its people, its ideas, its stories and its circumstances and thanks to this the trip becomes something more complete; since suddenly we managed to understand perhaps what we did not understand about other people. All routes from the Medina lead to this square.

In the morning you will find juice vendors, snake charmers, and others in the square. At night the square fills with a food stall, where typical dishes are prepared in full view of the public. Live music performance is a very fun event for tourists.

The Almoravids made Marrakech the capital of the empire during the 11th century. However, due to the constant confrontations and desire for expansion of various groups, the Almoravids were displaced by the Almohads, this group conquered Marrakech in the mid-12th century, with which the city underwent positive changes in the sense of urbanization, due to the fact that Two mosques were built, one of them continues to stand today as a symbol of unity for the city, it is the Koutoubia Mosque, which is characterized by its high minaret, recalling the Giralda in Spain, a This is accompanied by its color, determined by the pink sandstone, a characteristic stone of the region.

In the morning you will find juice vendors, snake charmers, and others in the square. At night the square fills with a food stall, where typical dishes are prepared in full view of the public. Live music performance is a very fun event for tourists.

Similarly, Marrakech has emblematic places for sightseeing, such as the Mellah. Its creation is located in the 16th century. Currently, said Jewish quarter preserves the synagogue as the Al Azama that together with the Jewish cemetery attract the attention of travelers. Its streets are not full of stains like the Souk, but there are good markets with cheap prices. Similarly, to get to Mellah you have to locate the Plaza des Ferblantiers, known as the square of the tinsmiths, there is the gateway to the neighborhood.

This imposing wall surrounds the Medina of Marrakech. More than 15 kilometers of majesty that divides the oldest part of this town from the modern neighborhoods. It is one of the recommended visits. What to see in Marrakech? Well, the Walls must surely be on your list of essential visits in the City of Marrakech. This wall dazzles its inhabitants with a height of 10 meters. It was built with clay and has 10 entrance doors, among which the Bab Agnaou Gate stands out. It has low reliefs in green colors.

The wall can be walked on, the most interesting part of this tour is to know its gates, among which those of Bab el Robb, Bab el Debbagh, Bab el Jadid, Bab Doukkala and Bab el Khemis stand out.