Several of our reporters are in Marrakech to experience the atmosphere and history of this former imperial city in western Morocco. This is truly an exotic place to visit if you are seeking an indulgent time. Crafts from the souks with narrow winding streets contain a massive range of items; pottery, leather goods to open-air butchers and specialized traders.
The Majorelle Jardin is a two and half-acre botanical garden created by French artist, Jacques Majorelle. The property features a Cubist villa designed by French architect, Paul Sinoir in the 1930’s, and in the 1980’s fashion designers, Yves Saint Laurent and Pierre Berge, purchased the estate.
Surrounded by vast palm groves the medina {a non-European quarter of a North African town} in Marrakech is called the “red city” because of the beaten clay used in buildings and ramparts. And, camels are an important part of tourism, as their allure conjures images of those who trekked across the desert, traversing the sands of time.
Travel stylishly,
K
Stylish Heath 
Honestly……….I was blown away with these pics. Wow!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Each photo almost tops the previous one. The Stylish Heath reporters are playing around at all. Exceptional post, K.
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Pleased you enjoyed the post, and the team did a fab job photographing Marrakesh.
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Really impressive photos and great backstories…..I can never get enough specifics on history. And to be perfectly honest, I can slip into reverie and forget that I am firmly embedded in the jaws of winter here in Chicago.
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I would love to visit regularly to get ideas for our gardens at Heath!
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Talk about colour! you are in THE place!! Enjoy!!! xxxx
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The colors are truly gorgeous, and
understand how YSL was inspired to create!!!
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