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http://www.naranj.ma/

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Notre Restaurant libanais à Marrakech Naranj raffinée produits frais, mezzés, grillades au feu de bois, plat du jour, repas d'affaires groupe, salle de réunion, parking
Venez découvrir les plats variés aux délicieuses saveurs dans notre restaurant libanais à Marrakech.

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Narnj Marrakech - Meilleur restaurant libanais et marocain - Cuisine orientale

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Notre Restaurant libanais à Marrakech Naranj raffinée produits frais, mezzés, grillades au feu de bois, plat du jour, repas d'affaires groupe, salle de réunion, parkingVenez découvrir les plats variés aux délicieuses saveurs dans notre restaurant libanais à Marrakech.

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https://www.greatgardensoftheworld.com/gardens/anima-garden/

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Visit ANIMA - Marrakech, one of the most imaginative gardens in the world!

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https://www.marrakechbestof.com/best-offer-category/restaurants-en/?lang=en

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Le guide touristique numéro 1 à Marrakech

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https://www.marrakechbestof.com/bon-plan/tanjia/?lang=en

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Tanjia is located at the Tinners' Square, which is close to the Badii Palace and the Bahia Palace. The restaurant is very easy to access.
Discover the atmosphere of traditional Moroccan dining in a sublime riad organized around a beautiful central courtyard. The restaurant is inspired by all the Moroccan tradition and art of living.
The Tanjia is spread over three floors, in a universe of dark wood, embellished with touches of greenery that make up a setting in which the change of scenery is unparalleled, perfect for enjoying dishes born of the great traditional Moroccan cuisine.
Lunches on the terrace in front of a breathtaking view of the historic site of the Mellah and unforgettable evenings are waiting for you to see the sunset.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION :
-Payment is made on site.

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Tanjia is located at the Tinners' Square, which is close to the Badii Palace and the Bahia Palace. The restaurant is very easy to access. Discover the atmosphere of traditional Moroccan dining in a sublime riad organized around a beautiful central courtyard. The restaurant is inspired by all the Moroccan tradition and art of living.

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https://www.holidify.com/places/marrakech/medina-souks-sightseeing-10959.html

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The commercial area of the Medina, is in the northern Jemaa El Fna, and it is a convoluted maze which is bound to confuse you but gets extremely interesting when you reach the centre. The wonderful network of souks also comprises a lot of shops and stores that you can explore.

Medina souks is one of the star landmarks in the city, allowing you to dive in and explore the twisted maze of alleyways. The further in you venture, the more fascinating it becomes. Every street and section has its own speciality, from selling carpets and textiles to incredible antique doors. Shoppers appreciate the stunning hand-carved trinkets and ornaments. You can get soaps, medicines, spice and what not! This attraction reflects the true spirit of the city.

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The commercial area of the Medina, is in the northern Jemaa El Fna, and it is a convoluted maze which is bound to confuse you but gets extremely interesting when you reach the centre. The wonderful network of souks also comprises a lot of shops and stores that you can explore.

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https://doinmarrakech.com/place/bahia-palace/

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Bahia Palace | Things To Do in Marrakech

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The Bahia Palace Marrakesh is a must-see while visiting this vibrant city. This stunning, 19th-century palace is a testament to Moroccan architecture and

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https://doinmarrakech.com/place/menara-gardens/

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Menara gardens | Things To Do in Marrakech

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The Menara gardens in Marrakesh, Morocco, are one of the most stunning and iconic attractions in the city. The gardens date back to the 12th century and are

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https://www.memphistours.com/Morocco/Morocco-Travel-Guide/Marrakech-Travel-Guide/wiki/Jemaa-el-Fna/?page=amp

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Jemaa el Fna | Djemaa el fna square Marrakech Morocco

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Jemaa el Fna is one of the most amazing place in Morocco. It is the living heart of the city of Marrakech, and is on UNESCO’s Oral and Immaterial Heritage list.

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https://farnatchispa.com/hammam/

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The exfoliating glove and the Moroccan black soap are a must for this traditional ritual. The plant pulp contains black olives rich in vitamin E and makes the skin ready to scrub. The exfoliating glove ("kessa" in Arabic) removes dead skin. Generally, the benefits of a traditional hammam in Marrakech include the evacuation of toxins, physical and spiritual relaxation, blood flow and lymphatic improvement, deep cleaning, and purification of the skin.

A hammam in Marrakech offers a pleasant time of relaxation and wellness where the skin can return to its natural brightness. Here at Farnatchi Spa, we combine traditional rituals with modern massage techniques, making it one of the best hammams in Marrakech .

Hammam Packages

Simple Hammam

40 min - 350Dhs

A traditional scrub with an exfoliating glove and black soap or black soap with essential oil of eucalyptus.

Hammam Beldi and Body Wrap

50 min - 400Dhs

A traditional scrub with an exfoliating glove and black soap or black soap with essential oil of eucalyptus and a body wrap of aromatized ghassoul with seven plants that stimulates the absorption of the active natural ingredients to your body and gives your skin a wonderful natural brightness.

Royal Hammam

60 min - 550Dhs

Full body traditional scrub using an exfoliating glove and black soap with essential oil of eucalyptus, it is followed by a mask of aromatic seven plant ghassoul. The hammam ends with a gentle beldi massage based on stretching and rinsing with rosewater.

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Hamman Spa Treatments in Marrakech | Farnatchi Spa

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The exfoliating glove and the Moroccan black soap are a must for this traditional ritual. The plant pulp contains black olives rich in vitamin E and makes the skin ready to scrub. The exfoliating glove ("kessa" in Arabic) removes dead skin.

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Ibn Youssef School

https://www.introducingmarrakech.com/ben-youssef-madrasa

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What is a madrasa?

If you have never visited a Muslim country, you might not have heard the word "madrasa" before. A madrasa is an Islamic school and is specialized in religious studies.

The school was built for the students who attended the Ben Youssef Mosque, located adjacent to the madrasa.

The largest madrasa in Morocco

The Ben Youssef Madrasa is the largest Islamic college in Morocco and is also the most important. It was founded during the fourteenth century and re-constructed in 1565, commissioned by Abdallah al-Ghalib. It has over 130 rooms and has housed over 900 students.

The highlight of the madrasa is its magnificent interior patio. You will also greatly enjoy visiting its bare dormitory cells where the students would stay.

Closed for reforms

The Ben Youssef Madrasa will be closed for renovation works until the middle of 2020.

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Ben Youssef Madrasa - Most Important Islamic School of Marrakech

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If you have never visited a Muslim country, you might not have heard the word "madrasa" before. A madrasa is an Islamic school and is specialized in religious studies. The school was built for the students who attended the Ben Youssef Mosque, located adjacent to the madrasa.

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http://www.kabana-marrakech.com/

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KABANA est un Oasis en plein cœur de la médina de Marrakech avec un espace ouvert et intérieur
conçu pour profiter du meilleur de jour comme de nuit avec une vue magnifique sur la Koutoubia,
une atmosphère cool et cosmopolite, les meilleurs cocktails et une cuisine méditerranéenne ainsi
qu'un délicieux bar à sushis. Musique et événements imbattables toute l'année.
" The highest drinking hotspot of the Marrakesh Medina "

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KABANA est un Oasis en plein cœur de la médina de Marrakech avec un espace ouvert et intérieur conçu pour profiter du meilleur de jour comme de nuit avec une vue magnifique sur la Koutoubia, une atmosphère cool et cosmopolite, les meilleurs cocktails et une cuisine méditerranéenne ainsi qu'un délicieux bar à sushis.

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https://badipalace.com/

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El Badi Palace - Opening Hours, Tickets, Entry Fee, Location

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Explore the stunning Badi Palace in Marrakech. History, opening hours, tickets, entry fees, and location of this 16th century architectural marvel. Learn about the grandeur of the Saadian Dynasty and the beauty of Moroccan art and design.

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Explore the Saadian Tombs: History, Hours, Tickets, Photos

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Explore the majestic Saadian Tombs in Marrakech, Morocco. Learn about the history, opening hours, tickets, photos, and location of this spectacular 16th century cultural landmark.

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https://www.lejardinsecretmarrakech.com/en/

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https://www.architonic.com/en/project/studio-ko-yves-saint-laurent-museum/5105332

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''In Morocco, I realised that the range of colours I use was that of the zelliges, zouacs, djellabas and caftans. The boldness seen since then in my work, I owe to this country, to its forceful harmonies, to its audacious combinations, to the fervour of its creativity. This culture became mine, but I wasn't satisfied with absorbing it; I took, transformed and adapted it.''
Yves Saint Laurent

A stone's throw from the Jardin Majorelle, acquired by Yves Saint Laurent and Pierre Bergé in 1980, the new building will cover 4,000 m², featuring a 400 m² permanent exhibition space, designed by Christophe Martin, showcasing the fashion work of Yves Saint Laurent. More than just a museum, the mYSLm will include a temporary exhibition space, a research library with over 6,000 volumes, a 150-seat auditorium, and a bookstore and terrace café.

The museum was designed by Studio KO, an architectural f rm established by Olivier Marty and Karl Fournier. These two young architects have realised numerous projects in Morocco, Europe and the United States. While leaf ng through the couturier's archives, they were struck by curves running alongside straight lines; by the succession of delicate and bold forms that characterised the work of Yves Saint Laurent. The facade of the building appears as an intersection of cubes with a lace-like covering of bricks, creating patterns that recall the weft and warp of fabric.

As with the lining of a couture jacket, the interior is radically diﬀerent: velvety, smooth and radiant. "The musée YVES SAINT LAURENT Marrakech combines two worlds that we are very familiar with and that are dear to our hearts: fashion and Morocco. Since the founding of our architectural firm, we have worked in this country that so inspired Yves Saint Laurent. It is with great joy that we have worked on this ambitious project, and contributed in our way to the history and prestige of the most inﬂuential fashion designer of the 20th century." Studio KO

The construction of the building was undertaken by Bymaro - the Moroccan subsidiary of Bouyges Construction - which handled all aspects of the project and managed the various contractors, while respecting the detailed technical requirements for the conservation of the collection. To this end, Bymaro brought together a team composed primarily of young Moroccans trained by the company.

The graphic identity of the musée YVES SAINT LAURENT Marrakech (mYSLm) was handled by Philippe Apeloig, who in 2010 had designed the poster for the Yves Saint Laurent retrospective at the Petit Palais in Paris. The museum's logo reﬂects the contemporary building in addition to referencing Mondrian and Morocco, two important inﬂuences on the work of Yves Saint Laurent.

The opening of the Marrakech museum coincided with the inauguration of the Musée Yves Saint Laurent Paris, which is located at the former fashion house and current headquarters of the Fondation Pierre Bergé -Yves Saint Laurent at 5 Avenue Marceau. These two new museums attract those passionate about fashion and art, as well as a broader public interested in discovering the revolutionary fashion work of Yves Saint Laurent and its importance to the history of the 20th century.

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Yves Saint Laurent Museum by Studio KO | Museums

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''In Morocco, I realised that the range of colours I use was that of the zelliges, zouacs, djellabas and caftans. The boldness seen since then in my work, I owe to this country, to its forceful harmonies, to its audacious combinations, to the fervour of its creativity.

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Jardin Majorelle-Yves Saint Laurent Mansion
+212 5242-98686
https://maps.app.goo.gl/1k7KbK4KNDhxhUUr6?g_st=ic