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Marrakesh is located in the southwest of Morocco. It is also written as Marrakesh and Marrakesh.
Understand
Marrakesh is one of the royal cities and a mandatory number in Morocco. It is also called the red city. Many buildings have the characteristic rose-red color of the surrounding earth.
Travelers arriving in Marrakech from the Netherlands or Belgium suddenly find themselves in a completely different world. The people here are mostly traditionally dressed in long robes (djelaba) with hats and there are many veiled women. All kinds of delicious smells meet you in the alleys and you regularly have to get out of the way for a donkey.
Arrive
By plane
The airport of Marrakech is good and modern. Exchange offices and ATMs can be found in many places so that you can easily get Dirhams, the currency of Morocco. When you arrive at night, the only option is to travel to the center by taxi.
Transavia has flights from Amsterdam 4 times a week, sometimes with a stopover in Agadir.
Ryanair has direct flights twice a week from Eindhoven (2017)
By train
By car
By bus
By boat
Travel around
By bus/tram/metro
By bike
By taxi
on foot
To look at
- Djemaa el Fnan. The central square of Marrakech where everything happens.
- Dar Si Said Museum, Riad Ez Zaitoun El Jadid. Former palace that now houses the museum of Moroccan arts. Large collection of Berber art. The palace itself and the gardens are worth a visit in their own right.
To do
To learn
To work
To buy
Food
Budget
Medium
Expensive
Going out
To sleep
Budget
Medium
Expensive
Communication
Phone
cell phone
Internet
Safety
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