Youth Hostel in Marrakech
Travel Tips for Marrakech (Page 1/1)
Budget Meals
Evening and Night Time Entertainment
Visitor Attractions
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09 Mar 2013 Daniel, Canada:
The Medina and nearby Atlas Mountains |
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09 Mar 2013 Daniel, Canada:
M'Hamid for a trip to the Sharan Desert! |
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08 Jan 2013 Ronald, Belgium:
From Marrakech you can take a daytrip to the cascade d'ouzoud. You can take the local bus (direction: Azilal |
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01 Jun 2012 Kristina, Belgium:
Nid'Cigogne-Place des tombeaux saadiens |
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01 Jun 2012 Kristina, Belgium:
Restaurant Le Marrakchi-place Jemaa El Fna |
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20 Apr 2012 Zsolt, Hungary:
Jama el Fna square (night) and shops. |
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16 Jan 2012 Nicholas, USA:
Hi Hostel in Fes. It was amazing. The staff were all super nice and friendly, and found us very affordable things to do. Beware! They close the door daily after 10pm, and between 3 and 6 pm! Just like Marrakech, cab drivers have no idea where the hostel is. Find it on a map, and good luck! |
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28 Dec 2011 Ken, Canada:
There are shops where you can get a round bread and a |french processed white cheese for 2.50 Dh. The coffee shop across the street has coffee and mint tea for 6 D. |
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28 Dec 2011 Ken, Canada:
Rick's cafe is a 15 minute walk toward the Hassan !! Mosque. A meal for the 3 of us was about 700 Dh, but in the city centert there is a place right across from MacD that does a full-on meal with steak/fish and red wine for just under 600Dh. Tip extra. |
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28 Dec 2011 Ken, Canada:
Hassan II Grand Mosque is a 20 minute walk (turn left from the hostel and follow the street.). |
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