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Attractions Marrakech Bahia Palace
The Bahia Palace is a palace and a set of gardens located in Marrakech, Morocco. It was built in the late 19th century, intended to be the greatest palace of its time. The name means "brilliance". As in other buildings of the period in other countries, it was intended to capture the essence of the Islamic and Moroccan style. There is a 2 acre (8,000 m2) garden with rooms opening onto courtyards. Set up at the end of 19th century by Si Moussa, grand vizier of the sultan, for his personal use, this palace would bear the name of one of his wives. Here, the harem, which includes a vast court decorated with a central basin and surrounded by rooms intended for the concubines. As the black slave Abu Ahmed rose to power and wealth towards the end of the 19th century, he had the Bahia palace built by bringing in craftsmen from Fez. How could you leave out of Medina, not having seen his remarkable palaces that were built by the sultans to their concubines. One of these palaces became the Bahia Palace.
On foot using map, we got to the Palais de la Bahia just such a name is this Palace in the original. But the Palace was still closed and tourists still were not allowed inside.
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Look at the Bahia Palace is only 10 MAD with 09:00 to 18:00 with a lunch break from 12:00 to 14:30.
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At the entrance we were met by a member of the Palace and offered us pass the time by visiting the Jewish market located next door. The beauty of that visit was that the market is in the Jewish part of the City known as Mellah neighbourhood (Mellach) and could only visit it today on Friday as on Saturday it did not work. Saturday is considered sacred for Jews, the day in which they no longer work.
Mellach-is the oldest quarter of the city of Marrakech, a town he's Jewish. Mellach was founded in the 16th century. Since ancient times, and nowadays is inhabited by Muslims and Jews, which, despite the mutual hostility, manages to get along here.
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In 60 of the last century many Jews left for Israel, but walking around the quarter you can recognize those homes who built more Jews due to the presence of wooden balconies. By following the Guide, we hit on a regular indoor ranges, which traded various spices and natural cosmetics.
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All the way we had to listen to his stories, which makes it for us unselfishly, just wants to talk with someone in English. We noticed it instantly, because knowledge of the language we have a conversational level and deal with errors. As we learned later, got into another trap, deftly set for local traders and people who are lured to them and receive a percentage of the transaction. Buying souvenirs on 200 dirhams, originally a merchant wanted to get with us all 300, later comparing the prices, we learned that the price of this product well up to 100 dirhams.
But it was this divorce something pleasant, we previously knew that in Mellach has one old synagogue that and decided to find and was given to us is not easy. A solid hour we šastali through the narrow streets of the back and forth. They asked passers-by, but also in the area of their native language, and no one knew. After a long search, we have been rewarded, and ûrknuv through the nefarious arch hit the synagogue.
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Admission ticket there does not exist and each leaves donations who can.
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19. Join to Jewish culture, we headed back to the Palace of Bahia, where we were truly Grand in its Majesty.
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21. the Bahia Palace at the height of the Jemaa El Fna square in Marrakech is one of the main attractions of Marrakech. Sidi Moussa, served as Grand Vizier two sultans: Moulay Hassan and Moulay Abd-al-Aziz, and a gift for his beloved wife, he bought up a huge amount of land on which built the Bahia Palace.
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26. the title is translated as "Bahia Palace Palace beauty". The construction of this construction took 7 years. During this time the architect Al-Hajj Muhammad bin Makki Al-Misfui has had to build a Palace. Built on a grand scale, marble, tiles brought from all over the country, because the vizier would have the largest and most magnificent palace in the State.
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The Palace, like a mysterious casket where doors lead from the living rooms in private gardens with fountains and formal living rooms cannot get into the living quarters of the households. Thus, the Palace is an indicator of Arab philosophy about the House — all personal kept away from the eyes. This principle applies to the modern architecture, where the outside of the House is decorated so as not to cause envy in others, and the Interior of the House with its beauty.
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After the construction of the Bahia Palace has surpassed in its beauty and refinement even palaces of the Sultan. That was the last Palace has a beautiful traditional mosaic, carved wood and painted pine doors and ceilings. great envy. The ruler of Morocco, Sultan Abd al-Aziz, a situation very much like. As a result, once in 1900, the Grand Vizier Sidi Moussa died, he gave the order to loot the Palace of Bahia.
The Palace is interesting for its confusing layout of rooms in the form of a maze and decorated interior. If you watch it from the outside, it may seem pretty dull, but it is only at first glance.
42. we surprised his courtyards, many mysteries remain, these courtyards, shady alleys, hedges, pleskaûŝiesa fountains.
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45. According to these courtyards were built so that the concubine, walking around the House, do not overlap with each other. And concubines were approximately 25 of these, the challenge for architects was not easy.
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Today, not all parts of the Palace are open to the public. The entire second floor and a large part of the Palace remains, sadly closed. Since we were in Morocco in August, in one of the hottest months of the year, we were able to hide from the heat for the cool walls of the Palace. A few hours spent in the cool of the US benefited from, and we were able to move on to the conquest of Marrakech.
About our adventures and amazing places in Marrakech you can learnby reading the following articles about independent travelling in Morocco.
A lot of interesting information on the website:www.duliebstravel.org
Persembahan untuk permaisuri
Istana Al-Bahia masuk dalam kawasan Kota Marrakech. Disebut Al-Bahia, karena istana ini diperuntukkan bagi salah seorang permaisuri yang bernama Bahia, yang hidup pada akhir abad ke-19.
Dari keempat istri raja, Bahia adalah yang paling disayang sang raja karena melahirkan anak laki-laki pertama.
Istana Al-Bahia dibangun sekitar akhir abad ke-19, yakni antara 1894 dan 1900, atas perintah Perdana Menteri Kesultanan Maroko saat itu, Si Moussa. Pembangunannya dimaksudkan untuk menjadi istana terbesar pada masanya.
Itu sesuai dengan namanya yang berarti 'cemerlang'. Rancangan bangunan di atas lahan seluas 8.000 meter persegi ini merupakan hasil karya sang arsitek Muhammad Al-Mekki dari Marrakech.
Bangunan istana ini memiliki 160 kamar yang keseluruhannya dihiasi mosaik warna-warni dari bahan plesteran, lukisan, pahatan kayu yang diukir secara detail serta ubin keramik berwarna terang dan mengilap. Semua elemen yang digunakan diadaptasi dari arsitektur Istana Nasrid di Spanyol yang dilebur menjadi gaya arsitektur Maroko.
Sang arsitek tidak mengadopsi gaya arsitektur art deco yang banyak digunakan pada bangunan dan gedung-gedung di Prancis. Meskipun, gaya art deco sedang digandrungi pada saat Maroko menjadi protektorat atau kawasan perlindungan Prancis selama 44 tahun, antara 1912-1956.
Bangunan-bangunan yang terdapat di Kota Marrakech justru menampilkan corak lokal yang mirip arsitektur Mediterania, bahkan sangat mirip pula dengan arsitektur Santa Fe.
Keindahan istana ini tak hanya karena arsitekturnya, tetapi juga tamannya yang tertata rapi. Mengikuti gaya Maroko, pada bagian tengah ruang selalu terdapat kolam pancuran dengan udara terbuka yang dikelilingi taman yang luas dan indah.
Dan untuk menimbulkan aksen romantis, di bagian taman dilengkapi dengan fitur berbagai macam tumbuhan, mulai dari tanaman bunga seperti mawar dan lavender hingga pohon buah-buahan seperti pisang, jeruk, dan anggur.
Di kompleks istana terdapat juga beberapa taman kecil yang difungsikan sebagai tempat bermain dan beristirahat keluarga raja. Sehingga bisa dikatakan Istana Bahia merupakan contoh yang luar biasa dari arsitektur Timur pada awal abad ke-20.
Struktur bangunan yang kaya akan berbagai macam unsur arsitektur pada masa itu, memberikan kesan yang lebih modern terhadap Istana Al Bahia. Inilah yang membuat ini tidak pernah sepi dari pengunjung.
Bahkan, karena keunikan arsitektur yang dimilikinya, istana ini pernah digunakan sebagai tempat kediaman resmi Louis Lyautey, seorang Jenderal Prancis yang memimpin pasukan di Maroko pada era kolonial.
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Post time 13-10-2013 12:34 PM
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