Jemaa el Fna Square

Jemaa el Fna Square
Can we imagine the presence of a tourist who had previously visited the Moroccan city of Marrakech, without enjoying the charm of Jamaâ El Fna Square?
We will not rule out that this tourist (if there is, of course) is a surprise to acquaintances, friends and relatives, telling them about the details and addresses of his Marrakesh trip ...
It is difficult to describe, define or present the courtyard of the mosque, or to present it to those who have never toured its charming details.
Jemaa el Fna Square Before being a space for viewing, eating and shopping, it is a symbol and an address that offers a history of feelings, events and names. So it is forbidden and difficult to describe, it is not the view of the arena as heard about.
The scene is the salt of Marrakech, the best time to visit the square, the hustle and bustle, the smoke of barbecue grills and the singing and singing rings increase the arena a halo of magic, especially If you are sitting on the top floor of the Café de France, where the Koutoubia silo (attached to the Koutoubia Mosque, one of the most famous and famous landmarks of Marrakech) stands in front of you as if it were the guardian of the place.
On the right of the square is a long line of orange juice vendors. Juice Cup: AED 3 (about half a dollar) The juice is refreshing and well-tasting, as opposed to the juice carts directly from the vendors of dry fruits, dates, almonds and dried figs. ) There, too, the snail sellers (also called the Barbush, Moroccan food par excellence)
In the center of the square are popular restaurants. These restaurants serve different types of outdoor cuisine, grilled meat, sausages, couscous, pastel, fish, chicken, tajine, tangerine maraccia, Moroccan soup (calorie) accompanied by dates and Moroccan sweets. Your stomach can be filled up with a price of between 10 dirhams (one dollar) and fifty dirhams (five dollars). It depends on your pocket and your appetite. The food is varied, and the restaurant owners use all the means to move your pocket a