Riad Al Andaluz Marrakech

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... them some money so the best thing to do is not even to engage in conversation with them but Ian keeps doing silly things like asking where things are then we cant get rid of the people they are following us around the streets it making me really on edge! In the end we did not see any of the sights we just made our way back to the square to see if they had a newspaper as Ian wants to see the football scores when all of a sudden someone grabbed hold of me ...

... goods fake bags etc and then we got to the big square I did not want to go until the night time but we could not miss it really. We got dragged straight away by a woman doing henna so I now have another henna tattoo.It only cost me 8 pound but she was dissapointed and I think she wanted more. <br><br>We then went and had some local mint tea and walked some more amazingly we did find our way back to our hotel and we went and sat on the terrace in the sun. Got ready after that ...

... three hundred years, the tombs sat untouched, until an aerial photograph exposed them in 1917!]<br><br>After the tombs, and feeling a little peaked by the intense sun and all the walking, we returned to Café du Livres for a some down time, a few snacks, and more Internet access, before going back to our hotel for our bags and then heading to the train station. Yesterday, we bought tickets for the 7pm tonight train ride to Fez &#8211; where we ...

... attached gardens and once again heard the adhan, or call to prayer.<br><br>Crossing the street and a small plaza from the Koutoubia, we finally entered Djemaa El-Fna, Marrakesh&#8217;s main square and the heart of the Old City. I&#8217;ve never before in my life seen such a huge open plaza area with so much going on! Everywhere we looked, something was happening &#8211; snake charmers playing their recorders to anger the cobras in front of them &#8211; monkeys ...

Met a fine fellow from Wales as a hopped off the bus in Marrakech (from Essouria). He was looking for an economical riad to stay and I knew just the place - the riad I'd dumped my rugs at just days prior.<br><br> After settling in, I invited him to tag along w/ me to grab a geocache at Menara Gardens. LOL ...

... rapt attention from their audiences who gather around in great circles to listen to whatever the heck these guys are saying. We even had an attempted scam henna artist give an unsolicited henna to Jen and then demand silver for it. With the lights, drums, costumes and everything else it bore a striking resemblance to burning man for us and it is a place that stands out in our memories. Marrakesh is known for a number of impressive monuments only a portion of which ...

... des rues de 2 mètres de large, où vélos, 4x4, taxis, piétons, mobilettes et ânes cherchent à passer en même temps... en sachant que dans l'affaire c'est peut-être le mulet qui a le plus de bon sens... Notre première impression de la Medina était assez mitigée. Chaud, sale, bruyant... et pour être honnêtes, en arrivant au le Riad à travers les ruelles, il y avait presque de quoi se demander si ce ...

... free, and no where is this more true than in Morocco!! We learned very quickly that this 'freak show' comes at a price! On our first time in the square, I took a picture of an acrobatic group, and as soon as I had taken the picture, a man came up to me with his hat held out...the photo wasn't anything special, so I deleted it! It got to a point where we were very conscious of where we were walking in the square - if you weren't careful, you ...