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The Medina district features numerous unique historical landmarks and sights. This is the place of the magnificent Ali Ben Youseff Mosque built in the 12th century as well as the Mouassine Mosque of the 16th century. Though the people of other confessions are not allowed to enter the territory of the Mosques still thousands f tourists visiting the religious landmarks to embrace the beauty and magnificence of the buildings.
The ancient Mellah district (or Jewish Quarter) will be a perfect place for a walking tour. The district was established in the 15th century. At present its territory still hosts several ancient synagogues. In the district one will find original souvenir shops and numerous craft workshops. Among the cultural establishments the best worth attention is the Bert Flint Museum totally concentrated on the culture of local people. Among its showpieces one will find ethnic costumes, ancient furniture and handmade rugs, music instruments, armory and jewels.

The Dar Si Said Museum will be a perfect way to learn the handicraft traditions of Marrakesh deeper. The museum keeps a rich collection of jewelry, leather goods, ceramics and marble articles. Pictorial art admirers will love the Majorelle Museum devoted to the creative works of the famous French artist. A significant landmark of the city is the Jemaa el-Fnaa Square being the best place to embrace the ethnic culture for the city guests.
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