Marrakech Guide
Marrakech is a city shaped by colour, tradition and centuries of craftsmanship. From its red earth and historic architecture to the rhythm of the medina, the city carries a strong sense of place.
This guide brings together a personal selection of places to stay, eat and visit, addresses chosen for their atmosphere, character and connection to Marrakech.
Where to stay
Kasbah Bab Ourika
Set in the Ourika Valley, Kasbah Bab Ourika offers a peaceful escape surrounded by mountains and nature. Earth-toned architecture and quiet spaces make it a place to slow down just outside Marrakech.
Riad Berbère
A quiet retreat in the heart of the medina, Riad Berbère celebrates Moroccan craftsmanship through natural materials, handmade textiles and warm, understated interiors. A place to slow down and experience Marrakech at its own rhythm.
Berber Lodge
A boutique hotel just outside Marrakech, where traditional Moroccan architecture meets understated design. Earthen walls, handcrafted furnishings and lush gardens create a peaceful atmosphere inspired by the beauty of the surrounding landscape.
Where to Eat
Casa Abracadabra
Fresh, seasonal cuisine in a peaceful setting surrounded by palm and olive trees, just outside Marrakech.
La Grande Table Marocaine — Royal Mansour
A refined expression of Moroccan cuisine, where traditional recipes are elevated in an exceptional setting.
Amanjena
Set within the peaceful surroundings of Amanjena, this restaurant offers refined Moroccan and Mediterranean cuisine in an elegant setting. Terracotta walls, tranquil gardens and timeless architecture create an experience that feels distinctly Marrakech.
Places to visit
Jemaa el-Fnaa
The beating heart of Marrakech, where everyday life, food and tradition come together.
Le Jardin Secret
A peaceful garden in the heart of the medina, shaped by traditional Moroccan architecture and greenery.
MACAAL Museum
A contemporary art museum dedicated to African art and creative perspectives from across the continent.