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Marrakech is two places: the walled, labyrinthine, thousand-year old Medina, and the relatively modern city that sprawls around it. The airport, train station and plush hotels are in the outer city. The Medina has all the tourist color: mules tugging carts through open air souqs; alleys twisting between pink adobe riads; passersby in hijabs, djellaba,… Read Morehttps://transitophile.com/chango/wp-content/uploads/2016/01/2015_11_europe5_1001edit2.jpg