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This award is our highest recognition and is presented annually to those businesses that are the Best of the Best on Tripadvisor, those that earn excellent reviews from travelers and are ranked in the top 1% of properties worldwide. Learn more By Ollie O 736,291 Marrakech, Morocco Save Vibrant and bustling, Marrakech has an energy all its own (there’s a reason it’s one of Morocco’s most well-visited cities). To get right to the heart of things, wind your way through its busy Medina—the walled, historic neighborhood that serves as the city’s main square. Fair warning, it can be a bit intense, but while there, you can fully immerse yourself browsing souks for local wares, taking in the Moorish architecture, and filling up on street food. On the slower end of things, places like Le Jardin Secret, Bahia Palace, and the famed technicolor Jardin Majorelle give some breathing room alongside seriously gorgeous scenery. And you can always take a full time-out at one of Marrakech’s many luxe spas or relaxing hammams. Check out must-sees below for even more to explore. Read more Essential Marrakech Pick a category to filter your recs Essentials Travelers’ Choice Family friendly Hidden gems Museums Outdoors Arts & theater Nightlife Things to do See all Bahia Palace 4.2 4.2 of 5 bubbles (14,382) Architectural Buildings, Historic Sites Medina of Marrakesh 4.2 4.2 of 5 bubbles (19,318) Historic Sites, Points of Interest & Landmarks Jardin Majorelle 4.3 4.3 of 5 bubbles (49,773) Gardens Le Jardin Secret 4.4 4.4 of 5 bubbles (3,698) History Museums, Gardens El Badi Palace 4.0 4 of 5 bubbles (3,344) Historic Sites ANIMA André Heller Garden 4.7 4.7 of 5 bubbles (931) Gardens Places to stay See all Riad AndallaSpa 5.0 5 of 5 bubbles (1,352) from $131/night Club Med Marrakech La Palmeraie 4.5 4.5 of 5 bubbles (14,903) from $560/night La Maison Arabe 4.9 4.9 of 5 bubbles (4,028) from $298/night Mandarin Oriental, Marrakech 4.8 4.8 of 5 bubbles (1,605) from $1,294/night La Mamounia Marrakech 4.3 4.3 of 5 bubbles (4,428) from $778/night Riad Siwan 4.8 4.8 of 5 bubbles (93) from $293/night Food & drink See all Casa Lalla Restaurant 4.9 4.9 of 5 bubbles (993) $$ • Moroccan, European, International Dar Chef 4.8 4.8 of 5 bubbles (3,318) $ – $$ • Moroccan, African, Healthy L’Ô à la Bouche – Marrakech 4.9 4.9 of 5 bubbles (1,187) $$ • French, Healthy, Gastropub Al Fassia Aguedal 4.4 4.4 of 5 bubbles (1,186) $$ • African, Moroccan, Middle Eastern Dar Zellij 4.6 4.6 of 5 bubbles (5,296) $$ • Moroccan, Vegetarian friendly, Vegan options Comptoir Darna Marrakech 4.5 4.5 of 5 bubbles (8,267) $$ • Moroccan, Mediterranean, European Itineraries to help you plan From real traveler perspectives to AI insights guided by our community. Learn more Historic Architecture Outdoor Activities Wellness & Spas A couple’s getaway to Marrakech By born_explorers My husband and I came to Marrakech for a long weekend getaway and we found it to be the perfect mix of adventure and relaxation. From staying in a gorgeous riad and wandering through the medina to relaxing in a hammam, this is a perfect trip for couples. Read more See itinerary Solo Historic Medinas Majorelle Garden and Yves Saint Laurent Museum 5 days in Marrakech for solo travelers Powered by AI Couples Atlas Mountains and Berber Villages Tours Majorelle Garden and Yves Saint Laurent Museum 4 days in Marrakech for couples Powered by AI Friends Atlas Mountains and Berber Villages Tours Culture 6 days in Marrakech for friend groups Powered by AI How to do Marrakech in 3 days From narrow lanes to sprawling Souks Read on Our go-to guide to Marrakech hotels How to navigate Marrakech’s souks like a pro 4 Marrakech adventures beyond the city limits How many days in Marrakech is enough? Best areas to stay in Marrakech to get a real feel for the city The best time to visit Marrakech 10 unique experiences you can only have in Marrakech Moroccan food—with a twist The first time I came to Marrakech I ate so much Moroccan food I was ready to swear it off forever. But now that I’ve lived here for 12 years and even run a food tour company, I’ve learned that Marrakech is not just tagines and mint tea; it’s a true melting pot. From contemporary spins on local classics to fusion restaurants that marry Moroccan tastes with global influences, here’s my go-to guide. marocmama,Marrakech, Morocco Plus 61 4.6 4.6 of 5 bubbles (269) This classy spot near the Medina celebrates local products and producers through a distinctly Australian lens, blending cuisine from the Mediterranean, Middle East, and South Asia. Think, smoked ricotta cavatelli with lamb, peas, and green olives (plus fabulous cocktails like the Tamatini with vodka, ginger, and lychee). With limited seating, reservations are a must. Folk Marrakech 4.1 4.1 of 5 bubbles (83) Folk is a newcomer to Marrakech’s dining scene and has a blend of Moroccan and Middle Eastern cuisines. But it isn’t just about the food: Folk is a cultural hub where a happy hour buzz, live bands, DJs, dancers, and an eclectic menu come together. The shared mezze menu is great for a group—don’t sleep on the sweet pumpkin dip. L’Mida Marrakech 4.7 4.7 of 5 bubbles (1,433) L’Mida is my favorite spot to bring friends who are staying in the medina thanks to the modern, avant-garde menu and gorgeous rooftop views of the surrounding souk—especially at sunset. Chef Nargisse Benkabbou is known for showcasing the versatility of local and seasonal ingredients like lentil croquettes with preserved lemons from the nearby market, or a sea bream poke bowl dressed with Moroccan chermoula marinade. Le Douar 4.7 4.7 of 5 bubbles (616) At Douar you’ll find classic Moroccan dishes that you might see on other menus in town (chicken and olive tagine, lamb couscous). But, what made my Moroccan husband and me fall in love with it are the dishes like thon o l’hrour (spicy tuna sandwich), boulfaf (liver kebab), and coco palevi (biscuits soaked in pomegranate syrup)—simple dishes from his childhood that are never found in restaurants. Amal 4.7 4.7 of 5 bubbles (2,202) I always love food with a purpose, and that’s exactly what this restaurant run by Amal Women’s Training Center does: The women employed are part of a training program to help those in a difficult life situation make a change. Amal has a lunch menu that includes three different Moroccan or international dishes each day. They have one of the best couscous dishes in town and always sell out, plus a great Moroccan cooking class. Mandala Society – Bahia – Marrakech 4.7 4.7 of 5 bubbles (767) There are very few restaurants in Morocco that offer a menu with a primarily vegetarian focus, and that’s where Mandala Society steps in. With a meat-free kitchen (though there is fish) and a variety of fair-trade coffee, it’s high on my restaurant love list. The brunch boards are what I stop in for. They’re offered both as a sweet option with items like banana amlou (argan oil and almond butter) rye toast or a savory version with scrambled eggs and avocado toast. Dardar Rooftop Cocktails & Eat 4.6 4.6 of 5 bubbles (2,020) This medina rooftop bar has an in-house DJ. along with inventive takes on Moroccan classics including beef with pink couscous, eggplant churros, and saffron chicken risotto. The restaurant serves lunch and is open until 2 a.m. for late-night dining—perfect for a girls’ night out. Moroccan Food Adventures 4.9 4.9 of 5 bubbles (908) Marrakech is known for its famous night market, Jemma el Fna, but if you want to explore the street food scene deeper, book a food tour with my company. On this small group guided tour, we’ll wander through the streets of the medina in the evening, tasting and seeing things you might otherwise miss. It will illuminate not just the food but the stories of the medina, as well. Marrakech is known for Strolling ancient souks and scoring bargains Rue Bab Doukkala Market 4.4 4.4 of 5 bubbles (70) Flea & Street Markets Aromatimri 4.8 4.8 of 5 bubbles (190) Architectural Buildings, Historic Sites Marrakech City Tour by Abdel : Morning & Afternoon Options 4.9 4.9 of 5 bubbles (768) from $30 per adult Herbalism Marrakech 4.9 4.9 of 5 bubbles (515) Department Stores Aux Merveilles de Marrakech 4.8 4.8 of 5 bubbles (393) Speciality & Gift Shops Souk Semmarine 4.0 4 of 5 bubbles (69) Flea & Street Markets, Farmers Markets Tissir Jewellery 5.0 5 of 5 bubbles (222) Speciality & Gift Shops By Faissal 5.0 5 of 5 bubbles (28) Antique Shops Beldi Weave 4.8 4.8 of 5 bubbles (22) Speciality & Gift Shops M Avenue Marrakech 4.5 4.5 of 5 bubbles (92) Shopping Malls Unforgettable day trips Ouarzazate Day Trip: Ait Ben Haddou Kasbah & Atlas Film Studios 4.7 4.7 of 5 bubbles (1,775) from $24 per adult Agafay Desert Package, Quad Bike, Camel Ride and Dinner Show 4.9 4.9 of 5 bubbles (4,958) from $32 per adult Hot Air Balloon Flight over Marrakech with Traditional Breakfast 4.9 4.9 of 5 bubbles (2,551) from $105 per adult Atlas Mountains and 3 Valleys & Waterfalls – Camel Ride Marrakech 4.8 4.8 of 5 bubbles (10,228) from $23 per adult Marrakech to Essaouira: Private Tour 5.0 5 of 5 bubbles (14) from $99 per adult Marrakech: Atlas Mountains, Berber Villages, Agafay & Camel Ride 5.0 5 of 5 bubbles (1,572) from $28 per adult Desert D’Agafay Package – Quad, Dromedary and Dinner Show 4.4 4.4 of 5 bubbles (368) from $34 per adult Casablanca Tour from Marrakech: Hassan II Mosque and City Tour 4.7 4.7 of 5 bubbles (1,153) from $30 per adult Day Excursion to Atlas Mountains from Marrakech 4.9 4.9 of 5 bubbles (25) from $82 per adult Tranquil riads and gardens Jardin Majorelle 4.3 4.3 of 5 bubbles (49,773) Gardens Bahia Palace 4.2 4.2 of 5 bubbles (14,382) Architectural Buildings, Historic Sites Le Jardin Secret 4.4 4.4 of 5 bubbles (3,698) History Museums, Gardens ANIMA André Heller Garden 4.7 4.7 of 5 bubbles (931) Gardens Cyber Parc Arsat Moulay Abdeslam 4.2 4.2 of 5 bubbles (1,021) Parks Cactus Thiemann 4.8 4.8 of 5 bubbles (23) Gardens El Badi Palace 4.0 4 of 5 bubbles (3,344) Historic Sites Musee de la Palmeraie 4.2 4.2 of 5 bubbles (150) Art Galleries, Speciality Museums Flavor-packed cooking classes Moroccan Cooking Workshop in Marrakech 5.0 5 of 5 bubbles (330) from $35 per adult Moroccan Cooking Class in Marrakech & Food Market by Chef Khmisa 4.9 4.9 of 5 bubbles (1,299) from $43 per adult Organic Moroccan Cooking Class At Secret Berber Garden CT 5.0 5 of 5 bubbles (143) from $82 per adult Half-Day Cooking Class with Local Chef Laila in Marrakech 4.9 4.9 of 5 bubbles (855) from $35 per adult Cook & Eat with Locals, Authentic Moroccan Cooking in Marrakech 5.0 5 of 5 bubbles (125) from $24 per adult Cooking Class with ABDO in Marrakesh “home of Marrakech” 5.0 5 of 5 bubbles (75) from $21 per adult Moroccan cooking class with maket in the Medina of Marrakech 5.0 5 of 5 bubbles (188) from $54 per adult Likely To Sell Out Cooking Classes Farm to Table Marrakech 4.9 4.9 of 5 bubbles (137) from $76 per adult More North African cities to visit Tunis, Tunisia Cairo, Egypt Fez, Morocco Casablanca, Morocco Algiers, Algeria Explore more from our sponsors Marrakech travel tips Powered by AI These questions and answers were created by AI, using the most common questions travelers ask in the forums. What are recommended activities for a Marrakech trip? Historical and Cultural Sites According to forum posts, key historical and cultural attractions include the Bahia Palace, the Saadian Tombs, and the Madrasa Ben Youssef. Additionally, the Majorelle Gardens and the Yves Saint Laurent Museum are highly recommended for their beautiful gardens and rich exhibitions. Museums and Exhibitions Travelers have called out several museums worth visiting in Marrakech. The Berber Museum, the Museum of African Contemporary Art Al Maaden (MACAAL), and the Musée de la Femme offer diverse and enriching experiences that showcase African art, women’s achievements, and Berber culture. Outdoor and Leisure Activities For outdoor enthusiasts, some users suggested visiting Menara Gardens and the Anima Park. These locations offer a mix of natural beauty and artistic installations. Additionally, Oasiria Water Park and Palooza Land theme park are recommended for families with children. Shopping and Nightlife The posts suggest exploring the souks for unique crafts and souvenirs and enjoying the vibrant atmosphere of Jemaa El Fnaa square in the evening. Day trips to nearby valleys like Ourika and places like Essaouira are also popular among travelers for short escapes. This summary was generated by AI from Tripadvisor forum posts. See related posts Was this helpful? What are the transportation options from Marrakech Airport? Train to City According to forum posts, from Marrakech Airport, passengers can take a petit taxi to the city’s train station for a fixed price of 70 dirhams. This connects them to train services heading to destinations like Casablanca. Bus to Train Station Travelers have called out the availability of bus number 19, which directly connects Marrakech Airport to the city’s train station. This service costs 30 DH for a return ticket, usable within two weeks. Public Bus and Coach Options For those heading to destinations like Essaouira, users suggested taking either a Supratours or a CTM coach from Marrakech. A petit taxi is required to reach the respective bus stations from the airport. This summary was generated by AI from Tripadvisor forum posts. See related posts Was this helpful? What are some accommodation options in Marrakech? Hotel Recommendations Some travelers have recommended the Radisson Blu for its excellent location near shops, restaurants, and cafes, and adjacent to a shopping mall. It is noted for having a small heated pool area. Another option is the Diwane Hotel, praised for its good location in Gueliz, affordable rates around £50 per night, an excellent breakfast, and a nice pool area. Riad Suggestions For those interested in traditional Moroccan accommodations, Riad al Ibtikar and Riad Nasreen are suggested. Riad al Ibtikar, costing around £225 for 4 nights, boasts a nice roof terrace, while Riad Nasreen is favored for its beautiful ambiance and proximity to the main square in Marrakech. Both provide a more authentic Moroccan experience compared to standard hotels. Additional Hotel Info Other hotels mentioned include Movenpick, Novotel, and Sofitel, all located in safer areas with proximity to restaurants and cafes. The Sofitel is particularly noted for having the nicest pool area among them but is likely the most expensive. This summary was generated by AI from Tripadvisor forum posts. See related posts Was this helpful? What are the options for camel rides in Marrakech? Camel Ride Locations According to forum posts, camel rides are available at multiple locations within and near Marrakech. Travelers have mentioned Menara Gardens and the wasteland across from Menara Mall as convenient spots for short camel rides. Additionally, the Palmeraie area, slightly outside the city center, offers camel rides in a more scenic setting. Duration and Experience Some travelers said that camel rides in these locations typically last between 15 and 30 minutes. Users have shared that even short durations are sufficient due to the discomfort that can come from riding camels. The experience is often described as unique but not necessarily comfortable for extended periods. Cost Considerations For many users, negotiating the price directly with camel handlers is common, with suggested rates ranging from 50 to 100 Moroccan Dirhams. It’s advisable to haggle to secure a fair price, as costs can vary. Alternative Options Travelers have called out that some structured tours from Marrakech, like desert tours, might include short camel rides as part of the itinerary, providing a combined experience of sightseeing and camel riding. This summary was generated by AI from Tripadvisor forum posts. See related posts Was this helpful? What are the best water parks in Marrakech? Water Park Options According to forum posts, Oasiria is highlighted as the only standalone water park in Marrakech, offering a wide range of facilities and a shuttle bus for easy transportation. Travelers have also mentioned Aqua Fun Club and Eden Andalou Aquapark as popular options, though these are part of hotel complexes and are located about 10-15 km from the city center. Facility and Accessibility Some travelers said that while Aqua Fun Club and Eden Andalou offer day passes, their distance from the city requires reliance on hotel shuttles or taxis, which may be costly. It’s suggested to check directly with these parks regarding the availability of specific rides and facilities, especially during off-peak seasons. Recommendations for Families For families, forum users have recommended places like Aqua Fun Club due to its association with an all-inclusive hotel, which ensures that the water park is operational, albeit with potentially limited access to all slides and rides during colder months. This summary was generated by AI from Tripadvisor forum posts. See related posts Was this helpful? Where can I purchase a SIM card in Marrakech? Availability and Locations According to forum posts, SIM cards are readily available at Marrakech airport right after passport control, where travelers can pick up a free SIM card. Additionally, there are official telecom stores in the city, notably the Maroc Telecom store across from McDonald’s in Gueliz and the Orange store near the Islane hotel across from the Koutoubia mosque. Purchase Process Some travelers mentioned that obtaining a SIM card involves minimal paperwork; just a passport is needed for identification. The process is quick, and staff at the airport or in stores typically help set up the SIM in your phone immediately. Considerations It’s important to ensure your phone is unlocked to use a Moroccan SIM. Travelers have also suggested opting for data plans like 5GB for 50 DH, which is usually sufficient for short stays. If needed, top-ups are available nearly everywhere in the city from small kiosks and shops. This summary was generated by AI from Tripadvisor forum posts. See related posts Was this helpful? What currency is used in Marrakech? Currency in Use The local currency in Marrakech is the Moroccan Dirham. Some travelers mentioned that while euros are accepted in some places, the exchange rate is not favorable, suggesting that it’s best to use dirhams for transactions. Currency Exchange Recommendations According to forum posts, exchanging money at the airport is advised against due to poor rates. Travelers have recommended using ATMs to withdraw dirhams, specifically suggesting ATMs from Al Barid (the post office), which reportedly do not charge foreign access fees. Additional Tips Some users noted that while you can exchange major currencies like euros or US dollars, the rates are better for dirhams within Morocco. They advised against exchanging money before arrival in Morocco to avoid unfavorable exchange rates. This summary was generated by AI from Tripadvisor forum posts. See related posts Was this helpful? What are key attractions in the Atlas Mountains? Attractions & Activities According to forum posts, key attractions in the Atlas Mountains include the stunning natural landscapes such as the Ourika Valley and Imlil. These locations offer opportunities for hiking and exploring Berber villages. The Ouzoud Cascades in the Middle Atlas are highlighted as the best falls, offering a more spectacular waterfall experience. Accessibility and Considerations Some travelers have mentioned that while the Ourika Valley is closer and offers waterfalls above Setti Fatma, it has received mixed reviews due to local hassles and overcharging. On the other hand, Imlil provides a more authentic mountain experience and is recommended for those looking to escape the hustle of Marrakech. Cultural and Scenic Highlights Travelers have called out the diverse experiences available from visiting traditional villages, engaging in local Berber culture, and enjoying the serene mountainous backdrops. The combination of cultural immersion and natural beauty makes the Atlas Mountains a worthwhile excursion from Marrakech. This summary was generated by AI from Tripadvisor forum posts. See related posts Was this helpful? Tripadvisor is not responsible for these answers or any opinions in them. Please read full forum posts for more details and information. Frequently Asked Questions about Marrakech Where should I stay in Marrakech? We recommend staying at one of the most popular hotels in Marrakech, which include: Aqua Mirage Marrakech Hotel Club Riad Kheirredine La Maison Arabe La Mamounia Marrakech Riad Dar Anika What are the best places to eat in Marrakech? Some of the most popular restaurants in Marrakech include: Dardar Rooftop Cocktails & Eat COCO ROOFTOP RESTAURANT Safran By Kôya Marrakech Bacha Coffee Terrasses Des Arts What is Marrakech known for? Marrakech is known for some of its popular attractions, which include: Jardin Majorelle Bahia Palace Medina of Marrakesh Le Jardin Secret Hammam Rosa Bonheur What is there to do in Marrakech? We recommend checking out these popular tours when looking for something to do in Marrakech: 3 Days Desert Tour From Marrakech To Merzouga Dunes & Camel Trek Marrakech: Dinner Show in Agafay Desert with Quad Bike and Camels Marrakech: Ourika Valley, Atlas Mountains, Waterfalls & Lunch Atlas Mountains and 5 Valleys Tour from Marrakech – All inclusive 3-Day Marrakech to Merzouga Desert Tour: Camel Rides & Overnights © 2026 Tripadvisor LLC All rights reserved. Terms of Use Privacy and Cookies Statement Cookie consent How the site works Contact us Accessibility Statement This is the version of our website addressed to speakers of English in the United States.If you are a resident of another country or region, please select the appropriate version of Tripadvisor for your country or region in the drop-down menu. Tripadvisor LLC makes no guarantees for availability of prices advertised on our sites and applications. 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