Of Morocco’s imperial cities, Marrakesh is the one that offers travellers the best experiences. Its monuments, its buzzing souk, and its sumptuous cuisine make it the perfect destination to discover authentic Moroccan culture. Relentless, but organised chaos reigns in the city’s streets. A three-day stay in Marrakesh will also allow you an opportunity to escape the hubbub, as the beach and several other natural spaces are just a short distance away. Follow the advice in our guide to make the most of your time, to find the best places to eat and to make certain you don’t miss any of the attractions of the Red City.
Inspired by the painter Jacques Majorelle, the Majorelle Garden also has close links with another artist, the designer Yves Saint Laurent.
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.
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.
El singular y amurallado Barrio Judío de Marrakech, habitado hoy por musulmanes, recibe el nombre de Mellah y conserva la esencia del pasado.
Visiting the Merzouga Desert, the Moroccan part of the Sahara, is a unique experience. Be swept away by this exotic location and find out what there is to see and do there.
Belly dancing, known as “shikhat”, is a common sight at all kinds of celebrations, music and dance festivals, as well as in hotels and restaurants.
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