Beautifully restored 19th century old style townhouse with an impressive central courtyard & art galleries.
Excellent collection of Morrocan fine arts including carpets, jewellery, pottery, leatherwork & oil lamps.
Beautifully restored 19th century palace with elaborate reception rooms, fountains and gardens.
Once nicknamed 'the incomparable' as it was once the most beautiful palace in the world. Unfortunately partially ruined as its structure was used to construct another palace.
16th century mosque built by the Saadians on land formerly occupied by the Jewish community. Has three impressively huge doorways.
This elaborate fountain has three sections: two arched for animals and one for humans.
Beautiful architecture and a minaret that is particularly impressive when illuminated at night. Biggest mosque in Marrakesh.
Bright and vibrant maze like souq. Filled with artisans creating high quality crafts.
Really comes to life at dusk when rows of open air food stalls open and loads of acrobats, snake charmers and jugglers entertain the crowds.
Nice club facilities. Good standard of rugby union played here as well as London Broncos Rugby League.
Great little stadium and nice clubhouse. Kew Garden's Chinese pagoda can be seen towering nearby.
Beautifully restored early 19th century prayer house for the Karaite minority.
Interesting museum into Lithuania's smallest ethnic minority. The Karaites are a Judaic sects originally from Baghdad who were brought to Trakai from the Crimea around 1400AD.
