There are many things to be seen in Marrakesh, No 1 is the souk – the local market. You need a guide in order not to get lost and also to keep you away from the beggars.
Streets are very narrow and there are a lot of colours and smells. The interesting thing is that everything at souk is manufactured at the very place. The craftsmen are very skilled and at a reasonable price you could get a wonderful carpet, handmade wooden chess or silver tea pot.

Marrakesh Morocco
Local cuisine is very delicious. Ask someone about Moroccan cuisine and you will hear about Tagine. They have in the menus various types of Tagine and whichever you choose, you will be satisfied. In fact, Tagine is called the clay pot in which the dish is cooked. It has a very extraordinary form which I think contributes to the quality of the dish.

Moroccan Tagine
Spices widely used in Moroccan cuisine are cumin, saffron, coriander, ginger and many others. You will also taste many types of couscous.
One can’t help but notice that there are many cats in Marrakesh and it is not because the cat is a sacred animal. Cats are considered clean and people leave them go wherever they want – in the houses, in the restaurants, practically everywhere and feed them with milk. It is forbidden to have a dog in Marrakesh. You can have a dog if you live in the suburbs but outside the house.
The usual attractions in Marrakesh included in a tourist program is a dinner in the desert in barber tents, desert rally, belly dancers’ show or dinner in luxurious local style restaurants. And though on your way out of the country you will see the police system functioning again, you will be satisfied you had the chance to take a glimpse at something exotic and exciting.


