Space is not generally something associated with Marrakesh. The narrow streets and alleyways of the medina teem with life: men, women, children, motorbikes and many cats squeeze past each other as they go about their daily business. During the day, the Djemaa el-Fna, the walled city's main square, is packed with tourists, orange-juice sellers, snake charmers and musicians. By night, dozens of food stalls are set up and the throng becomes even more frenetic. There are plenty of new developments...
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