I did a lot of walking during my days in Marrakech.. the only place I didn’t to my walkabouts was in the souks. Mostly because I didn’t want to be attacked by sellers … and I was also a little afraid … Continue reading
One thing for sure, you don’t have a walk around hungry in Marrakesh – there are food, restaurants and cafes everywhere and they all serve great food. Plus they sell fresh fruit on every street. Not a tea drinker, so … Continue reading
“To preserve the past is to save the future…” Nanette L. Avery The Ben Youssef Madrasa was an Islamic college in Marrakesh, Morocco, named after the Almoravid sultan Ali ibn Yusuf (reigned 1106–1142), who expanded the city and its influence … Continue reading
…. back on my first full day in Marrakech and on my 8-hour private guided tour. After Bahia Palace was I taken to a carpet cooperative, in hope of course that I would buy a carpet with me home. I … Continue reading
“Grain by grain, a loaf. Stone upon stone, a palace.” George Berna Moroccan royalty never lived in this palace but it was home to Si Moussa the man who managed the household of the sultan. My second stop on my … Continue reading
“One who does not travel will not know that value of men.” (Moroccan Proverb) I truly had a magical Christmas in Marrakesh last year and here comes a new about my adventure. A place I will go back to for … Continue reading
Suddenly we have winter – 2 inches of snow and bitter cold – it just dropped on us on yesterday – they are talking about Russian winter coming our way. And cold weather is perfect for flavorful and aromatic food. … Continue reading
My gallery of ambience is from Riad Yasmine in Marrakesh where I spent my Christmas. I wish you a pleasant weekend. “What an ambiance, and such a pity I’m alone” Donna Lynn Hope https://dailypost.wordpress.com/photo-challenges/ambience/
From the moment I stepped into Riad Yasmine to the moment I left I felt at home and was so well taken care off. Even if I arrived a couple of hours before check-in time, my room was ready in … Continue reading
My dear friend and blogging sister, Ann Christin@LEYA visited Marrakech in the early autumn this year and she missed out on visiting the garden, because somebody had given her the information that it was closed, so I had to promise her … Continue reading
…. totally mad and where everything has a price! Truly enjoying myself in this melting pot of noice, people, traffic, colors, flavors and products. Was on a 8hrs private guided tour yesterday …. can’t hardly move today, but the sky … Continue reading
