If you speak to anyone who has traveled to the red city of Marrakech,  one thing they will not forget to mention are the famous orange juice stalls that are colourfully scattered through the central square of Jemaa al-Fnaa. Those who run the stalls usually speak an array of European and North African languages and it will not take them long to eventually guess your nationality and call for you to come and try their juice, which is all sold at the uniform price of 4 Dirhams (£0.31) a glass. Above is a photo of myself (resident blogger James Andersen) and my favourite salesmen, who after weeks of loyal custom insisted that I come into his stall and have a photo taken alongside him! Discover the magic of Marrakech for yourself with all the personal touches that a stay in a traditional hotel Riad can offer.

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