Marrakech family

The main international airport serving Marrakech. It has modern facilities and is a gateway to the city.

• Pre-book airport transfer for a smoother arrival.

A beautiful riad offering a tranquil escape with traditional Moroccan architecture and a lovely courtyard. A good place to settle in and have a refreshing mint tea.

• Enjoy the complimentary mint tea upon arrival.

The vibrant heart of Marrakech, a UNESCO World Heritage site. By day it's a bustling square, but by night it transforms into an open-air spectacle of storytellers, musicians, food stalls, and entertainers.

• Be mindful of your belongings.
• Try some local street food from the stalls.

A contemporary restaurant offering modern Moroccan cuisine with rooftop views over the medina. It's a popular spot for dinner.

• Reservations are highly recommended, especially for rooftop seating.

A stunning 19th-century palace showcasing intricate Moroccan architecture, zellij tilework, and beautiful courtyards. It offers a glimpse into the opulent lifestyle of a former Grand Vizier.

• Go early to avoid crowds.

An oasis of tranquility within the bustling medina, featuring two distinct gardens: an exotic garden and a traditional Islamic garden. It's a perfect spot for a peaceful stroll and to escape the heat.

• The café here offers light refreshments.

This museum houses a remarkable collection of vintage photographs of Morocco, offering a fascinating historical perspective. The rooftop terrace provides panoramic views of the medina.

• Combine your visit with a cup of tea on the rooftop.

One of the largest and most vibrant souks in Marrakech, specializing in textiles, leather goods, lamps, and traditional crafts. It's a great place to experience the lively atmosphere and find unique souvenirs.

• Haggling is expected, start at about half the asking price.
• Keep an eye out for local artisans at work.

An iconic restaurant set in a stunning traditional riad, offering a refined Moroccan dining experience with live music. Known for its beautiful architecture and classic dishes.

• Dress code is smart casual.
• The set menu offers a good variety of traditional dishes.

A breathtaking botanical garden designed by French artist Jacques Majorelle and later owned by Yves Saint Laurent. Famous for its striking cobalt blue buildings and exotic plant collection.

• Visit the Berber Museum within the gardens.
• Book tickets online in advance to save time.

Located next to Jardin Majorelle, this museum is dedicated to the work of fashion designer Yves Saint Laurent, showcasing his iconic designs and the inspiration he drew from Morocco.

• Consider purchasing a combined ticket for both Jardin Majorelle and the museum.

A popular restaurant and bar known for its lively atmosphere, Moroccan cuisine, and evening belly dancing shows. It's a good place for a fun family dinner.

• Book a table for dinner and enjoy the entertainment.
• The terrace offers a different ambiance.

A stylish rooftop bar and restaurant with a modern vibe, offering great views over the city. It's a good spot for drinks and light bites.

• Enjoy the sunset from the rooftop.

Marrakech's most famous landmark, this 12th-century mosque features a stunning minaret that is visible from much of the city. Non-Muslims cannot enter but can admire its exterior and surrounding gardens.

• The gardens around the mosque are pleasant for a stroll.

Housed in a magnificent 19th-century palace, this museum showcases traditional Moroccan arts and crafts, including intricate woodwork, textiles, and ceramics. The architecture of the palace itself is a highlight.

• Don't miss the central courtyard with its impressive chandelier.

A charming cafe located in the heart of the medina's spice square. It's a great spot for a relaxed lunch or a refreshing drink with a view of the bustling square.

• Try their Moroccan salads and fresh juices.

Depart from Marrakech Menara Airport.