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Jemaa el-Fna Square
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| What it lacks in beauty, the large town square of Marrakech, Djemaa el-Fna (Square of the Dead) makes up for in pulsating liveliness that belies its name. Every day the square is a colourful circus of performing artists where snake charmers, musicians, storytellers and healers vie with each other to be noticed by the milling crowds; every evening food stalls take over and the competition is fierce among them for the passing trade. The square is also the gateway to the souks (bazaars) of Marrakech, tucked away in the surrounding labyrinth of narrow streets and alleys. |
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Information and pictures of the lively, colorful square of Marrakech where the main attraction is looking at the ongoing activities. |
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A brief description and some photos of the continuous, pulsating life of Jemaa el-Fna. |
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A nice, detailed and interesting description of the square along with photos. |
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The most beautiful and lively town square at night - an open air circus of snake charmers, acrobats, musicians and storey-tellers. |
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A series of colorful, interesting pictures where the movement and liveliness of the square is captured. |
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