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In the centre is the main square, Jemaa el Fna. Here you can see dancing snakes and drink Morrocan coffee. But behind the square is the real heart of the city. This is the souk (the Arab word of market). Hundreds of little shops and stalls are open from early morning till lunchtime, and again in the evening. The souk, with its narrow, busy streets, is divided into lots of smaller souks. There's the aromatic spice souks, the noisy meat souk, the colourful clothing souk, the gold and silver souk, and many more.
Finally, there's the carpet souk. Here, hundreds of handmade Morrocan rugs ant carpets cover the pavements. No two rugs are the same. In Mr Youssaf's rug shop, he invites you to sit down among all the beautiful carpets. A silver teapot arrives with little glasses and Mr Youssaf talks about the different rugs, while his assistants roll them out one by one. Two hours later, after many glasses of traditional mint tea and lots of bargaining, you finally chose your rug and leave much poorer. Then it's time to return to the main square to watch the snakes and count your money.