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The next morning, eager to further immerse themselves in the local sights, they visited the stunning Bahia Palace. This architectural gem from the 19th century stood as a testament to the intricate artistry and cultural significance of Moroccan design. Walking through marble courtyards adorned with fountains and vibrant mosaics, they admired the symmetry and beauty that characterized Islamic architecture.
A Stroll Through the Jewish Quarter
Venturing out from the palace, they meandered into the Jewish Quarter, drawn in by the distinctive aromas and atmosphere. The sights differed from the traditional Medina, with unique architectural designs and a more tranquil ambience, offering a refreshing perspective of Marrakech’s diverse cultural landscape.