Showing posts with label Marrakech. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Marrakech. Show all posts

16 Nov 2021

MARRAKECH - MOROCCO

 A few years ago I made a coach trip around the South of Morocco and we stopped of course in Marrakech, which is also named the red city.

It's a beautiful town where modern life mixes with old traditions and is also well known for its leather industry, you can buy very nice leather clothes not expensive at all.

It's a terrile city with a lot of razzle and buzzle  and nearly impossible to drive through by car ! A lot of preople too !



The market place

waiting for tourists


We watched a show with beautiful horses !

In this restaurant we had our good bye supper with the shows

Of course there also is a big souk, always packed with people so that you could hardly walk !

 
 






raw leather was drying in the sun

and from time to time made wet again

 
 
 
 
The poor snake made  some women scream and run away.

You can read more about Marrakech in my COUNTRY & CITY BLOG




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6 Jun 2010

WEEKLY WINNERS - Fantasia Show in Morocco


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When I was in Marrakech we attended a beautiful show in a restaurant called "chez Ali"



The restaurant, a horse parade and a trompeter to great us



While we were eating we could watch all kind of folk dances



from men an women



I tell you the music was very special and loud !



the horse show and the camel waiting for the bride. The show was about a story from Ali Baba.



and this was what we ate, the traditional couscous ! Delicious




and that's what we heard when we arrived and when we left !

30 May 2010

WEEKLY WINNERS


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I am actually in Marrakech (Morocco) after a round trip. The contrast between very old and very modern is just unbelievable !



Thousand and one night, a restaurant in Marrakech



Domi and I



on the main place



need some chairs ?



He works with leather, they don't like to be photographed, I had to hide my camera behind a scarf, but it worked !