Riad Tibibt Marrakech
Derb Lalla Azzouna 39 Marrakech, 40 000, Morocco
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Marrakesch
... langen Nacht auf dem Jamaa El Fna (dem zentralen Platz in Marrakesch) mit ausschlafen, fruehstuecken und dann einem Spaziergang in einem der alten Souks verbracht, bevor ich dann wieder in Richtung Truck gefahren bin, der ausserhalb von Marrakesch steht.
Im Souk habe ich eine Faerberei gefunden, wie wir sie auch schon in Fez gesehen haben, aber hier war der Gestank dann doch noch einen Zacken schaerfer, da man ...
Souks & Spa
... a restaurant Chez Chegroui, where you have to write your order down & got cous cous & a Taggine to share.
We wandered to get 2 bottles of water (100 MAD) & found ourselves lost down a street where we saw no tourists. carrying on down a passage to get back round to our riad- turning right, right right- we were walking into a maze. Getting really hot we avoided the attention of others and kept walking. Seeing some tourists being directed down ...
Exploring the crazy market square.
... first' A strong male authority making the decision would relate to their culture. We got out!
At the market food stalls, we were given cards and each stall was being promoted '7 is heaven' 'I saw you yesterday- you said you'd come back' 'we are the best- ok then where are you looking for- 14?' They already knew. Stall No 14- Fast food of fish, surrounded by locals and people cuing up, surrounded ...
You are never lost, only discovering
... Bab er Robb, (meaning Lord's gate) is a southern gate exit. On a couple of occasions we left the walls of the city and at those times felt we needed to return to familiar ground.
On the way back to the riad a guy my age puts his arm round me 'want to go to a cafe with me', I reply 'I don't think my boyfriend would approve'. Mum also chips in saying 'She's beautiful isn't she'- Not helpful, I eventually get rid of him.
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Tourist!
... it back. I only discovered it was half a MAD.
Before bed we heading back to the terrace of the riad and enjoyed a traditional mint tea, poured elegantly. We could still hears the sounds of the drumming from the square and at 9pm, the last call to prayer of the day rang out through Marrakech.
From this point onwards we would walk in confidence & avoid looking like lost tourists to avoid unwanted attention.
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This bed and breakfast was formerly known as: Riad Dar Tibibt



