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Marrakesh has many nicknames, such as "the Land of God" or "the Daughter of the Desert" for example, but it's perhaps best simply known as the "Red City" thanks to the many buildings here made ...

Many hotels also offer airport shuttle services. Getting around Marrakech on foot is relatively easy. Most of the Red City's must-see sights can be found inside the walls of the medina.

The garden was crafted by French painter Jacques Majorelle (who lived in the Red City from 1923 to 1961). After his death in 1962, the property was bought by fellow Marrakech-lover and late ...