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Marrakech is truly the 1001 nights in real life. It is called the pink (or sometimes red) city due to its color of the city walls. Located at the north of the foothills of the amazing snowcapped Atlas mountains. The pink color is originated from the pigment of the local clay and new regulations claim that every new house or building must be given this pink color.
The pink city wall with at lovely old door
It seem to me that there is color in every corner of this city. Bright and sunny colors which make you happy and want to put it down in a photography to remember later. This is some of the color I endured during our 2 days in Marrakech:
Color pigments mixed with water to make it hard
color pigments
Spices, a must to shop and bring home
the mini tagine in the color of the rainbow
Newly colored yarn, her hung up to be dried
And not to be forgotten when speaking of color. The Majorelle garden. Used to belong to the famous designer Yves Saint Laurent but was formed by the french artist Jacques Majorelle. The garden it selves is not very big but the colors are breathtaking. It even has its own color – the majorelle blue. Worth the trip while, but I recommend you do it in the afternoon.
colourful pots surrounding the park
This is my second time to Marrakech and I never get tired of all its color and it makes me want to come back time after time.
Travellingmunk 