Last day in Marrakech and onwards

 We had a day with no plans. We woke at the riyad and had another excellent breakfast and wandered off to museums. We went to the Museum of Intangible Cultural Heritage, because what an interesting name! 

It was well named, dedicated to capturing the history of the feeling that Jemaael-Fnaa square provides.

Founded in 1070 as a military muster point, it developed into the hub of Marrakech over time and ... well you can wiki it. That's a lot of ground to cover. But I learned a ton

Looovvvveeee

I liked these judgy cows.

From there I learned of the Perfume Museum which was.. well, meh.

Then off to Museum Mondes des Arts... dude. jewellry and clothing from all reaches of the middle and far east from times long ago.. it was really cook seeing how trade routes influenced design style. Here's some bling photos. Also, it was air conditioned and that became important as the day hit 40 degrees.

so much bling and detailed explanations in the QR codes.

that's a necklace...

jewelled gun stock because.. fabulous.

Dinner was street food.. the "sandwiches" were incredible.

Burnt my face in this but it was worth it!

tried for the royal lamb that's cooked in coals in the basement of this ,any story building but they were out of it already.

Shawarma.

Harira soup.

Watched Argentina kick ass at the only place we could find that served alcohol and went home to bed. Sadly said goodbye to the absolutely flawless Riad Ilayka and began the next adventure.