Marrakech, the Pearl of Southern Morocco - Unforgettable

Marrakech is the third largest city in Morocco and the second largest imperial city. Marrakech has many famous attractions: such as the Medina, the YSL Majorelle Garden, the Koutoubia Mosque, the Bahia Palace, Jemaa el-Fnaa, and the Ben Youssef Madrasa. 🚩Marrakech Old City The old city of Marrakech retains a simple and rustic lifestyle, with the walls of the old city painted brick red, and the mottled walls full of traces of time. It seems that nothing has changed since the 12th century. 🚩Jemaa el-Fnaa The bustling Jemaa el-Fnaa is known as the "heart of the city." It is home to countless stalls and is known as the largest square in Africa. Snake charmers, monkey trainers, and street performers all add to the excitement. Find a rooftop café and quietly enjoy the bustling market below for a unique travel experience. 🚩Majorelle Garden Also known as the YSL Majorelle Garden. The famous French painter Jacques Majorelle spent his life creating this exquisite private garden. It is home to a variety of exotic plants collected by Majorelle from around the world, including thousands of species of cacti, bamboo from China, and water lilies from India. After Majorelle's death, the garden was managed by his close friend Yves Saint Laurent. In 2008, the fashion master Saint Laurent said goodbye to this world and his beloved little garden forever in Marrakech! His ashes were scattered in the garden, and a tombstone stands in a dark corner, engraved with Yves Saint Laurent and a brief epitaph - Silence.