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a traditional Moroccan house built around a central courtyard, often with ornate architecture and a peaceful atmosphere
What is a "riad"?
A riad is a traditional Moroccan house or palace with a central courtyard or garden. These homes are typically designed with high walls and inward-facing rooms to ensure privacy and tranquility. The courtyard often features a fountain or greenery, creating a peaceful retreat from the busy surroundings. Riads are known for their detailed tilework, carved wood, and decorative plaster, reflecting Moroccan craftsmanship. Historically, they were homes for wealthy families, and many have been converted into guesthouses or boutique hotels, offering visitors a glimpse into Moroccan culture and architecture.
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Many riads in Marrakech have been transformed into charming boutique hotels for travelers.
The walls of the riad were beautifully adorned with intricate patterns and vibrant colors.
The family spent evenings in their riad, gathered around the fountain, sharing stories and tea.
Guests enjoyed their meals under the open sky in the central courtyard of the riad.
Staying in a riad allowed the tourists to experience Moroccan culture and hospitality firsthand.
