The hammam ritual in Marrakesh, tradition and pleasure
The weekly custom of going to the hammam is one of the most enjoyable rituals in Morocco. In Marrakesh, you’ll find some of its main temples.
The Majorelle Garden, a horticultural work of art in Marrakesh
Inspired by the painter Jacques Majorelle, the Majorelle Garden also has close links with another artist, the designer Yves Saint Laurent.
Eating out in Marrakesh: Morocco’s great restaurant
Marrakesh is a perfect place to get to know, experience and enjoy Moroccan cuisine in its everyday restaurants, on the street and in upscale establishments.
Jemaa el Fna square: the beating heart of Marrakesh
This large public space is the city’s meeting place: snake charmers, dancers, water carriers, cafés, food stalls, restaurants… You’ll find it all.
Marrakesh souk, the home of haggling
Like a spider’s web, the narrow streets of the souk of Marrakesh will trap you in a world of aromas and different shades of colour.
Traditional Moroccan food: a heady blend of flavours
Moroccan cuisine is brimming with ingredients, flavour combinations, cooking techniques and variation, and spices play a key role.
What to buy in Morocco: wandering through the souks
Anyone who likes a spot of shopping will fall head over heels for Morocco’s souks, a pleasure for the senses offering a wealth of options.
Bahia Palace, 160 completely empty rooms
Conceived in the 19th century to be the most impressive architectural work in Marrakesh, it was plundered on the death of the grand vizier, even by his wives.
Morocco with kids: exciting things to do as a family
The endless dunes in the desert or the colours of the walled medinas of Morocco will enthral the youngest members of the family, who will enjoy an incredible experience.
The Ben Youssef Madrasa, Marrakesh’s great school
The Ben Youssef Madrasa, an icon of Arab art and architecture with places for 800 students, was Morocco’s largest school for the study of the Quran.