The years are gradually eroding everything in the way subtlety: all kinds of materials, feelings and relationships. Of course, there is no exception in marriages, partners, etc … Day after day, month after month, year after year the constant contact with the couple takes to fall in the so much hated routine. We cannot do anything about it, or we do at some point in the relationship in which everything happens automatically and unfortunately, sex included.

I recently read an article that said that love is what remains of the couple and sex is reserved for the lover, do you agree? Possibly… if one has a lover, sure. If you have no lover you must find a solution to the lack of sex. The important thing here is, like in any other problem, talk about it quietly.

Passion comes and goes and you just have to manage it, as we must be aware that living together erodes a relationship but also makes it stronger, so not everything are bad newa in this regard.

One of the proposals that apply in these cases to be able to overcome a sexual crisis is to organize a romantic getaway, where? Well, to any destination where the main concern is to enjoy in couple.

We propose the beautiful Marrakech. Yes, this is one of the most tourist cities of Morocco, where for example, we can find the largest traditional market in the country, which is a must, and of course, the Medina. But there are magical places, less touristy that will wrap you in a cloud of love and passion.

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Translated by: Maria
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It boasts a large minaret which is a masterpiece of Islamic art, unfortunately, there is more of the old decoration but this is very impressive at sunset, it has become the postcard of Marrakech. The minaret equivalent of Eiffel Tower of Paris was built in 1184-1199 and became the model for the Giralda in Seville and the Hassan Tower of Rabat. It is the architectural landmark of the city which can only be admired from outside. In the real sense it is a gem of Almohad art, marks the expansion of the Almohad Empire and is the most photographed in Morocco minaret. Decorated with fine carvings, like the embroidery on stone, the minaret is topped by a lantern and a ribbed dome.  A band of blue ceramic tiles decorated by sharp edged triangles covers the final part of the minaret. The minaret appears today in its entire splendor, especially at night when it is illuminated.

Inside of the mosque is divided into 17 long-ships. Built with stone, it has no stairs, but a ramp that provides access to rooms covered with domes and its summit. It includes facts with ceramic green and white on the decorative facades. The dome of this mosque is decorated with four characteristics decreasing with gilded copper balls. At the top, 3 balls whose diameter is superimposed symbolize the Earth, Water and Fire. Another legend has it that the balls are controlled by genes (jin) and that serious misfortunes weigh upon those who try to steal them.

As mosques are closed to non-Muslims, all the other visitors have to get a taste of culture and Islamic religion from the outside and be enchanted by the voice of the muezzin five times a day that draws the faithful prayer with the words and verses from the Koran that echo through the city walls. Nearby there are gardens which are fairly well kept, with benches to sit.

This mosque which can accommodate about 20,000 worshipers, is one of the largest in South Africa. Its minaret, perfectly proportioned rises to a height of 77 m and is a striking beauty. Today it is a must starting point, before launching into the exploration of the medina of Marrakech.

Location: Marrakech, Marrakech-Tensift-El Haouz, Morocco

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The museum inaugurated in 1930 is an exhibit of ancient art and craft workshops, and was given to the Department of Fine Arts to install different types of works of Indigenous Arts. The Dar Si Said Museum’s main purpose is to trace the development of wood in the decorative arts and religious Moroccans.

The museum visit begins in the adjacent rooms by introducing visitors to the knowledge of the different kinds of wood used in Morocco. The Dar Si Said premises were divided between the Department of Craft and the Museum. Almost half of the palace includes the great Riad with four rooms, the small Riad, the two floors and numerous annexes.  The tourists can travel the Moroccan craftsmanship of wood through the ceramics, jewelry and other artifacts from manual labor. This is a true exhibition of Moroccan decorative arts that emphasizes the creativity and skills of the Moroccan population.

The museum is structured according to the destination of the parts. The collection is divided into specialized rooms so the liturgical furniture, pieces of architecture and decoration, tools and of course furniture. While some exhibits dazzle with their decorations, the fineness of their sculptures and creativity, many others appear to be submitted for the sole purpose of creating visual arguments to the diversity of the traditional use of wood in Morocco. More importantly, decorations wooden ceilings beautifully worked, those walls covered with mosaics varied and impressive wooden doors which are very impressive.

The museum displays collections of great interest ethnographic objects all from the southern areas of Marrakech (Haouz and Souss, High Atlas , Anti-Atlas). The bulk of collections comes from Marrakesh and the southern provinces, Tensift, Sub, High Atlas, Anti Atlas, Bani, Tafilalet in particular. In relation to archeology has a collection of Islamic objects. This is essentially a homogeneous woodwork but one can also find jewelry, pottery and ceramics, weapons, carpets and weavings and some other archaeological objects.

There are doors of cedar, almond and poplar wood from other old houses in the city. There is also a wooden chair in which the faithful bride during the ceremony takes place to see. The rooms surround a garden and mainly artifacts from southern Morocco.

The building, richly decorated, reflecting the domestic architecture art that existed before the introduction of the French protectorate. Along the walls of Cortile is a stunning collection of fixtures. Both the jambs of doors and windows have refined decorations and ornaments. Just step on the road to see the city and its inhabitants who have their traditions and their intact culture. At the entrance of the museum, visitors can relax at the foot of the Spanish fountain featuring two majestic eagles with outspread wings.

Location:

Derb el Bahia – Riad Zitoun the Jedid – Medina of Marrakech.

Phone No: 212 (0) 24 44 24 64

Fax: 212 (0) 24 38 95 64

Visiting Hours:

Friday: 9:00 to 11:30 and 15:00 to 17:45.
Other days: 9:00 to 11:45 and 14:30 to 17:45.

Entry Fee:

Adults: 20 dirhams or two euros.

Children under 12 years: 5 dirhams.

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