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Marrakech; a final sweep
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Created by Slug on January 14, 2013

Some more Marrakech experiences

5 Reviews
20 Photos 

More Marrakech
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Created by Slug on October 31, 2012

So some more shopping, drinking and visiting tips from the autumn of 2012.

3 Reviews
2 Stories
11 Photos 

Created by Slug on October 1, 2012

A varied exploration of the attractions of Marrakech - visited September 2012

4 Reviews
1 Story
10 Photos 

Week in Marrakech
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Created by airynfaerie on October 24, 2011

Enjoying Marrakech can be a bit overwhelming, exotic, and can put your senses on overdrive! Here are some of the highlights of my trip.

5 Reviews
9 Photos 

Marrakech in April
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Created by koshkha on May 29, 2011

We spent 6 days in Marrakech in April 2011.

4 Reviews
1 Story
73 Photos 

Created by koshkha on April 10, 2011

There's an old saying that the way to eat an elephant is one mouthful at a time. Sometimes when faced with enormous dishes in Marrakech you'll do well to remember that advice. Here are a few of the places we ate during a short break in the city.

4 Reviews
1 Story
32 Photos 

Marvelous Marrakesh!
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Created by manlalakbay on January 8, 2010

the great get-away of masters students who just finished their research papers and chose to celebrate their freedom by going to the exotic beauty of morocco.

2 Reviews
3 Stories
14 Photos 

Created by MichaelJM on November 20, 2004

We were taking a holiday in Agadir when we had the chance to have a short stay in Marrakesh. The road to Marrakesh beckoned, and we had a break packed full of experiences.

5 Reviews
20 Photos 

Memories of Marrakesh
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Created by Gaires2359 on July 27, 2004

Marrakesh is a symbol of the Morocco that once was and still thrives today. The pink city with medieval structures remains unchanged despite visiting hordes.

5 Reviews
16 Photos 

Mesmerising Marrakech
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Created by SaraP on October 11, 2003

Marrakech revels in its status as former capital of Morocco, all the charm and history (more Berber than most other north African cities yet curiously European thanks to its Franco-Arabic history) -– palaces, gardens, a lively souk, fine architecture, and most memorable of all the mesmerising Djemaa El Fna.

9 Reviews
1 Story
25 Photos 

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