Completed in the 12th century, many booksellers were clustered near the base, therefore it is named Koutoubia, which means booksellers.

An exotic sub-tropical garden, designed by a French painter, Jacques Majorelle. It also contains a small museum.

This is a classic Moroccan hammam, which houses various chambers with different levels of heat. Not to be missed.

Marrakech is a city of warm colours, noise and smells. A magical city filled with dancers, fire-eaters and acrobats, snake charmers story tellers. Its very name conjures up colorful images. Picture Palace Restaurants with bubbling water fountains, mosaic walls and rose petals scattered on table cloths; People still travel by donkey through the city and the bustling souks invite passing strangers to buy silver jewelry and hand-woven carpets.. Called the Red City on account of the original clay colour of the houses, Marrakesh'spectacular setting against the snow-capped High Atlas Mountains cannot fail to impress.

One of the 20 gates in Marrakech, this was one of the first stone monuments, it has a wonderful colour which changes throughout the daym depending on the sun.

A beautiful momument with spectacular painted woodwork and a lovely harem courtyard.

Once a beautiful palace, paved with gold, turquoise and crystal, it was soon looted. But it now makes for a beautiful ruin, and has a gorgous garden.