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	Mezgarne Oasis - Marrakech
		Bab Doukkala opened near the outside territory reserved to the leprous, Bab El-Khemis doors are told to be brought directly from Andalusia, Bab ed-Debbagh give access to the tanneries, Bab Aylen stopped the Almohads in 1129, and Bab Aghmat opened to the same Almohads in 1147 after a long siege and starvation.
		Bab Ahmar, the Red Door, behind the largest cemetery in Marrakech, is the door used by the sultans to reach the palace.
		Bab Ighli, at the end of the large meshwar, then Bab Ksiba and Bab er-Rob (the grapes door), an Almohad defence leading to the fortified kasbah, and sole entrance point for the “thickened grapes juice” (a sort of fortified wine) which traffic was controlled by Yacoub El-Mansour.
	www.oasisdemezgarne.com /lgen/paysberbere/marrakech.htm (1437 words)

	Algiers - LoveToKnow 1911
		Algiers was a walled city from the time of the deys until the close of the 19th century.
		The French, after their occupation of the city (1830), built a rampart, parapet and ditch, with two terminal forts, Bab Azoun to the south and Bab-el-Oued to the north.
		The forts and part of the ramparts were demolished at the beginning of the 10th century, when a line of forts occupying the heights of Bu Zarea (at an elevation of 1300 ft. above the sea) took their place.
	www.1911encyclopedia.org /Algiers (2469 words)

	Nine Gates to the Old City
		In Arabic the gate is called Bab el Mugrabi meaning the gate of the North Africans.
		The memory of that pillar is inscribed in the Arabic name, Bab el Amud, the Gate of the Pillar, to this very day, nineteen centuries later.
		In Arabic the gate is called Bab el Asbat, the Gate of the Tribes, for they say the tribes of Israel entered the Old City through this gate.
	www.itsgila.com /tipsgates.htm (2207 words)

	Marrakesh
		Since Bab el-Jedid, a broad long avenue on 2 km the district of the wintering which gathers the villas cossues and the hotels of luxury, then led to the garden of Ménara.
		Old Bab Fès (carries of Fès) become Bab Khémis (the door of Thursday), as Bab Debbagh (the door of the Tanners), both located on the Northern part Is enclosure date from the time almoravide as well as the part of the walls close to these two doors.
		With the other end, in Bab El Makhze, continue straight in a street rather broad, but populeuse, or you will be able to acquire a water bottle near one of the small grocer of the street.
	www.medloc-maroc.com /car_rental/marrakesh.html (2584 words)

	TÚNEZ - Artículo en línea de la información acerca de TÚNEZ
		El GRANIZO (inglés del O. kcegl y hagol, 1 cf.
		El JURAR (inglés del O. swerian, jurar, hablar originalmente en voz alta, cf.
		Kvpcaxov [andwµa], “el señor [casa],” y campo común a muchos idiomas de Teutonic, eslavas y otro bajo vario kirk forma-Escocés, Ger.
	encyclopedia.jrank.org /es/TUM_VAN/TEZ.html (4101 words)

	Algiers
		Algiers was a walled city from the time of the deys until the close of the 19th century.
		The French, after their occupation of the city (1830), built a rampart[?], parapet[?] and ditch, with two terminal forts, Bab Azoun to the south and Bab-el-Oued to the north.
		The forts and part of the ramparts were demolished at the beginning of the 20th century, when a line of forts occupying the heights of Bu Zarea (at an elevation of 1300 ft. above the sea) took their place.
	www.ebroadcast.com.au /lookup/encyclopedia/al/Algiers.html (1474 words)

	Cuatro días en Marrakech - Marrakech - Marruecos - Viajeros.com
		El año musulmán tiene 354 días, 11 días menos que el nuestro, por eso el Ramadán cada año se atrasa esos días.
		El paisaje que la rodea es verdaderamente espectacular, rodeada por los valles del Dra y el Dadés, y las cumbres del anti-atlas, se entiende perfectamente que atraiga a tanta gente.
		El pabellón fue levantado en el siglo XIX, y para acceder a él hay que pagar 10 DH (1 eur), al resto del recinto la entrada es libre.
	www.viajeros.com /diario-3885.html (2623 words)

	^^ BILBAO AIR ^^
		The walls are made of adobe, so their colour changes from a golden ochre to an intense red according to the time of day and the light, contrasting with the permanently blue sky and the green of the trees and plants.
		The gates of Bab Doukkala (of Almoravid origin), Bab el Khemis, Bab El Jedid, Bab Debbagh, Bab er Robb and Bab Agneau (one of the most beautiful entrances to the citadel) all stand out.
		Founded by Abu el Hassan in the 14th Century, the medrassa was completely rebuilt by the saadi Mulay Abdullah, who made it the most important Islamic learning centre in the Maghreb region.
	www.bilbaoair.com /eng-destinos-verano-aeropuerto-bilbao-19.htm (758 words)

	Fez - GB Airways - Low cost BA flights plus hotels & car hire to Europe & N Africa
		Fès El Bali comprises 187 quarters, each equipped with a mosque, a Koranic school, a fountain, a hammam (bathhouse) and a communal bread oven.
		Fès El Bali is not blessed with many fine restaurants, but for a splurge La Maison Bleue (2 place de l’Istiqlal, 055 63 60 52, menu 500dh) is a good choice, for which you must book in advance.
		In a palace at the north-west corner of the Kissaria, Dar Saada (21 Souk El Attarin, 055 63 73 70, menu 180dh) is a rare licensed restaurant at the very heart of the medina, open for lunch only.
	www.gbairways.com /where-we-fly/destinations/morocco/fez (1207 words)

	meknes
		Après un premier échec d'Ibn Toumert qui avait,vers 1120,tenté de soulever la population contre les Almoravides,son successeur Abd el Mou'men,veritable fondateur de la dynastie Almohade, établit son camps devant la kasbat s'empare de la ville en 1145.Abd el Mou'men la détruit.
		El Hedim signifie " la démolition".Ce nom un peu extravagant lui est resté à la suite de énormes travaux de reconstruction à l'époque de Moulay Ismail:ici il y avait l'espace pour entreposer les tonnes de pierres en transit et autres décombres.
		Au delà de Bab er Rih, "la porte du vent", long corridor voûté fermé par une succession d'arcs en tierspoint reposant sur de lourdes colonnes, on débouche sur une rue semblant s'allonger indéfiniment entre deux hautes murailles.
	www.maroctourisme.org /meknes.htm (4252 words)

	Cosa Travel
		Riad el Fenn is a large Riad town house situated a few metres down a little derb, close to the Bab el Ksour in the street of the palaces and only five minutes walk from the main square, Jemma el Fna.
		El Badi Palace located almost next door to the tombs, is this ruined 16th century fort of pisé (mud, basically) and sandstone, once the largest and most luxurious of Marrakech's palaces.
		El Bahia Palace is the city's most notable royal residence, built in the 19th century as a harem's residence with a separate room and courtyard for each wife or concubine.
	www.cosatravel.com /index.cfm?go=travel.detail&id=631 (1451 words)

	Morocco
		Fes is composed of three distinct parts: Fes El Bali, the oldest part of the city; Fes El Jedid, with the royal palace; and the ville nouvelle, or modern city laid out largely by the French.
		Part of Fes El Jedid is a relatively quiet commercial district which lies between the ville nouvelle and the teeming souks of Fes El Bali.
		The Bab es Seba is the entrance to Fes El Bali, or old part of Fes, from Fes El Jedid.
	www.martinguilfoyle.250x.com /morocco2.htm (549 words)

	Meknes
		Situada en el centro norte, a 267 km al sur de Tánger; a 60km al oeste de Fez y a 138 km al este de Rabat.
		El resultado es una de las ciudades más monumentales de Marruecos.
		En la zona El Dlala, cerca de la mezquita se organiza todos los días a las 15h, menos los viernes, una subasta de alfombras y mantas beréberes.
	www.cobra4x4.com /m2006/Meknes/Meknestxt.htm (360 words)

	Dormir Marrakech. Hotel Riad: ville maroc, ville berbere, ville rouge, ancient medina, place jemaa el fna, coutoubia ...
		Bab Doukkala est un imposant ouvrage composé de deux bastions en saillie de part et d'autre, d'une porte livrant passage à un corridor.
		Bab Aghmat est une porte qui s'ouvre dans l’un des bastions qui la défendaient.
		Bab Aghmat, Bab Agnaou, Bab Ahmar, Bab Aylen, Bab Berrima, Bab Doukkala, Bab Ech Charia, Bab Ed Debbagh, Bab El Jédid, Bab El Khémis, Bab El Makhzen, Bab El Raha, Bab Er Rharaza, Bab Er Robb, Bab Fteuh, Bab Ighli, Bab Ksiba, Bab Nkob, Bab Taghzout.
	www.merzougahotels.com /dormir-marrakech.html (1134 words)

	PROMO RONDREIS KEIZERLIJKE STEDEN PROMOTIE (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-30)
		Opgericht in de dertiende eeuw door de Meriniden was Fès El Jedid een administratieve, koninklijke stad waar de koning graag vertoefde om een plechtig evenement in te huldigen of om het belang van een beslissing te bestempelen.
		Het bestaat uit drie zalen, de meest merkwaardige is de zaal met zijn twaalf colonnes waar Ahmed el Mansour, zijn zoon en zijn kleinzoon begraven liggen.
		Het befaamde Djemaa El Fna plein is het kloppend hart van de medina en de hoofdattractie van Marrakech.
	www.connections.be /navigation/favorieten.asp?promopaster_id=138&lang=nl (1375 words)

	La Maison Bleu : Riad Maroc - Fès - Riad Morocco - Fes
		La Maison Bleue was built as a family palace in 1915 by Sidi Mohammed El Abbadi, a famous judge and astrologer of the times.Its location near Bab Boujloud provides you easy walking access to all the monuments of Fès el Jedid and Fès el Bali.
		Aujourd'hui, le Riad Maison Bleue, la deuxième maison d'hôtes restaurée et gérée par la famille EL Abbadi, se compose de trois patios interconnectés ou les invités ont l'impression de naviguer dans les ruelles de la Médina de Fès.
		Today, Riad Maison Bleue, the second guest house restored and run by the El Abbadi family, consists of three interconnecting courtyards where guests feel as though they are negotiating the laneways of the ancient Medina of Fès.
	www.maisonbleue.com (494 words)

	souk marrakech, hotel marrakech, riad marrakech, sejour marrakech, villa marrakech
		Bab Agnaou : Porte de l’Afrique noire, monumentale, elle donne accès au quartier célébre de la Kasbah où se situent les Tombeaux Saadiens.
		La fontaine chrob ou chouf située prés de la mosquée Ben Youssef au cœur de la médina de Marrakech, a été élevée sous Ahmed El Mansour (1578-1603), son couronnement est exécuté en bois sous forme de nid d’abeille, le tout couvert d’un toit en pente revêtu de tuiles vertes.
		Le palais El Badi, situé à Marrakech, a été édifié à la fin du XVIe siècle par le sultan saadien Ahmed el Mansour pour célébrer sa victoire sur l’armée portugaise en 1578 dans la bataille célèbre sous le nom de "la Bataille des Trois Rois".
	www.marrakech-hotels.ma /Marrakech/souks-marrakech.php (3324 words)

	Fes el Jedid Vacations and Luxury Travel Packages
		Past the gate, at the north entrance of the royal palace, is the old Mechouar, a square in which military drill exercises were carried out and was not actually constructed until the end of the 19th century.
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	www.travelwizard.com /africa/morocco-vacations/fesel-jedid-vacation (817 words)

	Riad Marocco - Riad Maroc - Riyad Morocco
		Bab Mansour is truly one of the most beautiful gates in North Africa.
		In the Imperial city, even the ruins are grandiose, as demonstrated by the ruins of Dar el Kobira, the first palazzo built by Moulay Ismail, which contained two mosques and more than twenty pavilions; while the ruins of Dar el-Makhzen, the most magnificent palaces of Meknes, are exemplified by their stupendous view of open arcades.
		It's not strange to hear music drifting from the Bab el-Jedid Gate, for this is where numerous shops selling musical instruments are found.
	www.riadselection.com /uk/info_meknes.htm (987 words)

	Marrakech, Morocco
		Marrakech is located at 31° 37′ 60″ N 8° 0′ 0″ W Marrakech has the largest berber market (souk) in Morocco and also hosts the busiest square in the entirety of Africa, called Djemaa el Fna.
		After his reign, his grandson moved the capital back to Marrakech from Meknès.
		Zaouia of Sidi Bel Abbès, Zaouia of Sidi Ben Slimane el Jazouli
	www.creekin.net /c5141-n125-marrakech-morocco.html (175 words)

	bab Photos at PBase.com
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		Ave 7 Novembre is the main commercial street through the souqs of Kairouan connecting the Bab Tunis with Bab El Chouhada
		Please contact the photographer before using an image for any reason.
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