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Marrakesh (also spelled Marrakech) is the fourth largest city in Morocco. Marrakesh is served by Marrakesh Menara Airport, which is located around five kilometres from the city centre. The airport was used by the United States Army Air Forces as a cargo airport during World War II.

Flights from Marrakech to Nottingham take off from Marrakesh Menara Airport, which serves around four million passengers and is one of the busiest airports in northern Africa. It has two terminals and is used by both the Moroccan military jets and civilian flights. The airport terminal is noted for its strangely patterned interiors, which is a tourist draw in itself.

All Marrakech Nottingham flights begin at Marrakesh Menara Airport. This airport is just a short ride from the El Fna Square. Also known as Jemaa el-Fnaa, El Fna Square is the main square of Marrakesh. From there, take bus 19 to the airport. You can also take local bus 11 from the city centre. Another option is to hail a taxi. However, the drivers may not agree to turn on the meter, and they may insist on a fixed fare. Always remember to negotiate the price before agreeing to a ride, otherwise it can turn very expensive.

Nottingham is located in England and is a UNESCO City of Literature. Some of the literary stalwarts who are associated with this city are Lord Byron and Alan Sillitoe. Begin your journey at the Old Market Square, which is known for its old buildings and architecture. The Exchange Arcade is a great place to shop for upscale items. The Lace Market is an interesting neighbourhood where old buildings have been repurposed as bars and restaurants. You can also visit one of the oldest pubs in England, 'Ye Olde Trip To Jerusalem', which purportedly opened in 1189. Other pubs that are famous in Nottingham are The Bell Inn and the Salutation Inn.

Once the flights to Nottingham from Marrakech land at the airport, passengers are still a ride far from the city centre. The easiest way to get there is by taking the Skylink Express, which is a comfortable coach service offered by Trent Barton. The bus stops at Trent Bridge and also at the city centre. These luxurious buses run every 20 minutes from East Midlands Airport to Nottingham. If your plane arrives after midnight, you can still take these buses as they operate around the clock. You can also take taxis and cabs that are found outside the airport.

Charming Nottingham is a great place to discover old pubs, restaurants and medieval architecture.