Marrakech

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General Overview:

Marrakech is the third-largest city in Morocco, eclipsed by Casablance and Barat. Literally meaning, Land of God, Marrakech is a city brimming with a rich cultural heritage but also is home to a thriving modern population. The city is divided into two main districts: the more antiquated Medina and the European-influenced Gueliz. Marrakech is a city where it’s ancient architecture and historical monuments are juxtaposed with internationally-renowned brand names and a booming market culture, making it the perfect destination for couples looking for a romantic getaway.

Arts & Entertainment:

The Medina is the city’s historical district and is filled to the bursting with a plethora of activities for couples itching to soak in Marrakech’s rich culture. Djemma El-Fna is the main market square in the district. By day, it’s locally-owned shops and stalls are the purest definition of commercial activity, inviting crowds of shoppers and tourists to buy, sell, or simply observe. By night, the area could not be more different. The shops give way to a mass of street entertainers, such as snake charmers, dancers, and acrobats. If not to acquire any of the various hand-made goods sold in these stalls, any couple would love to simply wander this district in the evening hours, basking in the local culture. For those looking for a rest from the constant dissonance of the city, the Majorelle Gardens in Gueliz offer specimens of plants from nearly every country on Earth and an impressive collection of both indigenous and foreign cactus species.

Food & Drink:

Much like with its cultural attractions, the heart of dining in Marrakech lies in Djemma El-Fna. Cafe Agrana offers a savory pastilla, a sweet pie with either chicken or pigeon, and the Kefta tagine, a clay hot pot filled with ground beef and eggs. Meanwhile, Cafe Alhamra serves a different type of tagine every day as well as Pizza, pasta, and salads, all which can be enjoyed on the restaurant’s rooftop dining area, which easily transforms a simple meal into a romantic culinary indulgence. For vegetarian couples, Chez Chegrouni is widely regarded as the best meatless destination in all of Marrakech. Besides offering a wide array of traditional Moroccan fare, Chez Chegrouni also has a terrace for diners to enjoy their meals while savoring a romantic view of the city.