My 2012 appointment book from American Express devotes the whole of April to the celebration of Marrakesh as a wonderful vacation spot, where you can spend American Express traveller's checks enjoyably.

I've learned the following from perusing these pages:
1. The Majorelle Garden, a "treasured Marrakesh haven," was created in the 1920s by Jacques Majorelle back in the 1920s. Majorelle included a "bright blue studio" on these grounds, see above -- that structure is nowadays a museum of Islamic art.
2. A traditional public bathhouse, known as a "hammam" offers a scrub-and-massage, which our friends at Amex recommend as "sure cure for souk fatigue."
3. UNESCO made the Merrakesh medina a World Heritage site in 1985.
That'll do for couch-bound tourism for today, eh?
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