Jardin d'Ines Hotel

Landmarks

• Marrakesh - Djemaa el-Fna Square

  Djemaa el-Fna Square Description The Djemaa el-Fna ("assembly place of the nobodies") is the focal point of Marrakesh. It is a large square where many of the budget hotels and souks are located. In the evening, there are rows of open-air food stalls, jugglers, snake charmers, storytellers and magicians. Around the square there are rooftop cafes and restaurants with balconies, where you can watch the entire spectacle.

• Saadian Tombs

  The Saadian Tombs are the burial ground for 66 of the Saadians, including Al-Mansour, his successors and their closest family members.

• Atlas Mountains - Tours from Marrakesh

  Tours from Marrakesh Description Southeast of Marrakesh, through the friendly Berber villages of Aghmat and Dar Caid Ouriki, there are terraced gardens along Wadi Ourika and ended at Arhbalou. The famous winter sports resort, Oukaimeden (2,600m) is only 74km from Marrakesh. Setti Fatma includes 100 year-old walnut trees and seven waterfalls. Annameure which is the village of the Ait Oucheg tribe, you can climb up to Djebel Yagour, the center of Moroccan prehistory that has over 2,000 cave paintings. 47km south from Marrakesh would be the Berber village of Asni where people come to barter in the souk every Saturday. Imlil is the charming mountain hamlet where the starting point for hikes (4,165m) through Toubkal national park. East of Marrakesh is the Ouzoud Falls where water plunges for more than 100m. Wadi Mehasseur is the "gateway to the abyss" in Berber that cascades through vast rock formations to end in the artificial Ait-Aadel lake surrounded by red-colored hills