Jardin Majorelle is a famous historical and tourist site at the heart of a densely populated major economic tourist hub city of Marrakech Western part of Morocco.
The Grand Stadium of Marrakech, which was allocated 8 matches at the ongoing AFCON, is among the venues found in the Marrakech City.
The park, which is located in the southern Moroccan desert oasis of Marrakech, provides the visitor with a most enchanting, even mystical, garden experience.
Established over forty years ago, the garden complex is a labyrinth composed of bisecting pathways and interconnected levels and Moorish and Art Deco-inspired structures.
Composed of an opulent array of exotic plants and trees, the museum was named after French-born painter Jacques Majorelle.
Back to the subject The Jardin Majorelle, which is located in the southern Moroccan desert oasis of Marrakech, provides the visitor with a most enchanting, even mystical, garden experience.
Close to 6,000 tourists, both local and international, on a daily basis, with the tourists being charged about 40 USD while citizens pay half the cost.
Tickets for Jardin Majorelle are sold exclusively online, booked at least 24 hours before your visit. No ticket counter at the garden, and walk-ins aren’t accepted.
Marrakech Medina, which comprises both modernity and traditional items, is another conspicuous place to visit before leaving Marrakech city in the northeast of Morocco.
From household items to industrial goods and equipment, the Medina is always a flock with tourists throughout the day.
The market began as early as the 16th century as a meeting place, as people needed restaurants and the owners needed entertainment.
And this is how the square changed from an area where people used to meet to the current busy, iconic place in Marrakech.
