Bahia Palace
Marrakech, MoroccoA breathtaking 19th-century palace complex with over 150 ornately decorated rooms set around lush courtyards filled with citrus and jasmine. Built by a Grand Vizier's son to be the most beautiful palace of its time. The tilework, painted ceilings, and carved plaster are extraordinary — allow at least two hours to wander.
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Marrakech
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Djemaa el-Fna
The world's greatest public square — by day a market, by night a massive open-air food court and entertainment zone. A solo traveler's dream for people-watching.
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Souk Semmarine
The grand artery of the Marrakech souks — a covered market street stretching north from Jemaa el-Fna under a reed-woven canopy. Lined with everything from hand-stitched leather babouches and hand-woven rugs to argan oil and saffron. The best place to start any souk exploration, leading deeper into the labyrinthine specialist souks beyond.
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Rahba Lakdima (Spice Square)
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