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A visit to Marrakech was a great shock to me. This city taught me color.

— Yves Saint Laurent

Marrakech is a living mood board — pink walls under endless blue skies, lush green palm trees, and the rich hues of spices and textiles. A city where creativity, culture, and heritage flow seamlessly.To help you make the most of your time here, we've put together a list of our favourite places to explore. For bookings, please reach out to our experiences partner:

Marrakech Travel Experts — Driss Zidani Alaoui

driss@marrakeshtravelexperts.com | +212 661 222 557

Gardens, Palaces & Medina
Jardin Majorelle
Jardin Majorelle
Yves Saint Laurent's former garden, now one of the most visited spots in Morocco. Cobalt blue walls, towering cacti, and a quiet that feels worlds away from the medina just outside.
Yves Saint Laurent Museum
Yves Saint Laurent Museum
Next door to Jardin Majorelle, opened in 2017. A permanent collection from the designer's forty-year career, housed in a terracotta building by Studio KO.
Bahia Palace
Bahia Palace
A 19th-century palace built to be paradise. Intricate tilework, painted cedar ceilings, and courtyard after courtyard — it's easy to lose track of time here.
El Badi Palace Jemma el Fna
El Badi Palace Jemma el Fna
The ruins of a 16th-century sultan's palace. Sunken gardens, weathered walls, and storks nesting in the parapets.
Ben Youssef Madrasa
Ben Youssef Madrasa
A 14th-century Quranic school, recently restored. Carved cedar, marble, and zellige across every surface — one of the most beautiful interiors in the city.
Koutoubia Mosque
Koutoubia Mosque
Marrakech's most iconic silhouette and the tallest landmark in the city. The surrounding gardens are worth a visit — particularly at dusk when the call to prayer fills the air.
Place Jemaa el-Fna
Place Jemaa el-Fna
The beating heart of the medina. Calm by day, electric by night — snake charmers, storytellers, food stalls, and a crowd that doesn't quit until well past midnight.
The Souks of the Medina
The Souks of the Medina
Leather, lanterns, spices, silk. Best navigated without a plan — wander, get lost, and take your time.
Le Jardin Secret
Le Jardin Secret
A restored riad garden tucked deep in the medina. Two gardens side by side, one Islamic, one exotic. A quiet pause from the souks just steps away.
Souks & Shops
Mustapha Blaoui
Mustapha Blaoui
A timeless Moroccan design house known for handcrafted rugs, lanterns, ceramics, and rich medina-inspired interiors.
33 Rue Majorelle
33 Rue Majorelle
A concept store on Rue Yves Saint Laurent stocking contemporary Moroccan designers — clothing, accessories, ceramics, and books.
Sidi Ghanem
Sidi Ghanem
The city's design district, just outside the medina. Workshops and showrooms for ceramics, textiles, and furniture.
Eat, Drink & Linger
El Fenn
El Fenn
A boutique riad-hotel in the medina owned by Vanessa Branson. Rooftop bar, art-filled corridors, and one of the loveliest places in the city for a drink.
La Mamounia
La Mamounia
The legendary 1923 hotel. Stop in for afternoon tea, a drink at the bar, or a walk through the olive and citrus gardens.
La Famille
La Famille
A garden restaurant in the heart of the medina serving Mediterranean-meets-Moroccan vegetarian dishes. The menu changes daily.
Café Le Studio
Café Le Studio
Tucked inside the Yves Saint Laurent Museum, the perfect coffee break between sights.
Bacha Coffee
Bacha Coffee
The original, founded in 1910 inside Dar El Bacha palace, where it once served Churchill, Roosevelt, and Josephine Baker. Over 200 single-origin coffees, served in the original Art Deco coffee room.
Riad Yima
Riad Yima
Photographer Hassan Hajjaj's tucked-away medina café, gallery, and boutique. Sun-drenched courtyard, his work on the walls, and house tea blends to take home.
Beyond the City
The Agafay Desert
The Agafay Desert
A rocky desert just outside the city, with the Atlas Mountains stretching across the horizon. Half a day is enough to explore its beauty.
The Atlas Mountains / Ourika Valley
The Atlas Mountains / Ourika Valley
An hour from Marrakech. Berber villages, river waterfalls, and a complete change of scenery.