A new travel guidebook takes on the mysteries and charms of Marrakech—not the attractions, but the experiences you can have in this magical Moroccan city.
From my time in Marrakech, I am intrigued to discover even more reasons to return to the city of mystery and discoveries.
Chapters deal with where to get the best orange juice, the charms of the souk, listening to renowned traditional gnawa musicians, staying in a hotel hidden in a palm grove that’s also a rare bird sanctuary, and discovering the secret museum where everything is for sale.
Each chapter highlights a different experience in this ancient city. The history of Marrakesh stretches back nearly a thousand years. Its charms unfold as you walk the narrow streets, talk to local merchants, and enjoy traditional meals.
The authors, Zohar Benjelloun and Fabrice Nadjari, are passionate about Morocco. They’ve explored every corner of the fascinating city of Marrakech to provide readers with the most exciting and unexpected experiences.
Soul of Marrakech is a must-read for those who have visited, plan to visit, or want to learn about this enchanting city.
The “Soul of” Collection
According to the publisher, the ‘Soul of’ collection is a new approach to the art of travel that consists of vagabonding around, chance encounters, and unforgettable experiences. Guidebooks that unlock the hidden doors of a city capture its essence and delve into every last nook and cranny to uncover its soul.
Each guide in the ‘Soul of’ collection includes the 30 best experiences a city has to offer, interviews with those who give the city its spirit, and original illustrations that capture the city’s soul.
Other books in this collection include Soul of Berlin, Soul of Athens, Soul of Venice, Soul of Barcelona, Soul of Kyoto, Soul of Lisbon, Soul of Los Angeles, Soul of New York, Soul of Rome, and Soul of Tokyo.
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