KSAR CHAR BAGH | MARRAKESH


The Ksar Char Bagh is inspired by 14th Century moorish architecture. Inside and outside, running water and criss crossing streams symbolize the rivers of paradise. This is the meaning of Char Bagh, the fundamental link between water and life. In this great Palace, each guest has a Harim (small appartment) and a private terrace or garden. At the Ksar Char Bagh, intimacy is a key word: only 26 persons can share the great experience offered by the Ksar. Ksar Char-bagh, small jewel of the palmgrove of Marrakech, a sanctuary of serenity and beauty is discovered with the turning of a track in the palmgrove underlined by the snow-covered tops of the Atlas. There, water runs and crosses, like rivers of paradise, with the image of the Persan garden it is the Char-bagh, the fundamental history of water and life.

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DAR EL MAKHZEN| FEZ


The grounds of the Dar el-Makhzen (Royal Palace) in Fes comprise 80 hectares of palaces, pavilions, medersas, mosques and gardens. It is not open to the public. The golden doors to the palace are renowned.



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DAR EL MAKHZEN | FEZ


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PACHA GLAOUI PALACE | FEZ


The Fez residence of the Glaoui family, who once ruled the southern part of Morocco. One of the most beautiful palaces in Fez. Not open to the public, but the person in charge, Abdou, is usually very happy to show you around. He was born in Dar Glaoui, and his family has been there for at least three generations. You can go directly and knock on the door in Ziat, or call Abdou to make an appointment: 067 36 68 28. It is customary to give him a contribution to help maintain the palace.



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MNEBHI PALACE | MARRAKESH


Le palais qui abrite le Musée de Marrakech a été construit par Mehdi Mnebhi à la fin du XIX siècle. Il reflète l'art architectural palatial de toute une époque. La demeure fut construite sur le modèle de la maison à péristyle selon lequel les pièces s'agencent autour d'un patio à ciel ouvert les boiseries encadrent les fenêtres et leur motifs peint sont empruntés à l'art européen.
La douiria qui est devenue galerie d'art contemporain était les anciennes cuisines.
Le hammam auquel on accède par le salon principal car les femmes à cette époque ne sortaient guère de chez elles, c'est une oeuvre architecturale par ses coupoles ornées dédecas en plâtre sculpté.




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Dar El Mokri

Built by Lhaj Abdeslam Moqri under Hassan I

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great places ^^ tx :)

Mehdi Palace, Marrakech

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La Maison Arabe Marrakech

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