Marrakech is a fairly affordable destination financially. However, the costs can add up quickly if you let yourself be carried away by the joy of the bustling red city! We offer you our selection of 15 things to do for free in Marrakech. All you have
Do you have 5 days to spend in Marrakech? It’s perfect ! You will be able to visit the city leisurely, and even plan a small excursion in the surrounding area. We help you establish your schedule for your 5 days in the red city… Visit
The budget for a stay of a week or more in Marrakech will depend on many factors, including the type of accommodation you choose, the activities you plan to do, the restaurants you frequent and the purchases you make. Here is a rough estimate of the
Summer in Marrakech is very sunny, but also very hot. The second-hottest month of the year is July. It’s also a prime time for vacationers looking to have fun under the North African sun. Visiting Marrakech in July is therefore very popular… Keep this in mind
A trip to Marrakech is already an unusual getaway in itself… However, we suggest you go even further in original activities with our 5 unusual activities to do in Marrakech in 2024! Activities that you never imagined you could do in Marrakech… Shall we discover them
The Jemaa el Fna Square alone is worth the trip to Marrakech. A real open-air theater piece, you will be amazed! We tell you the history of this place, where to eat on Jemaa el Fna square, the essentials… and the little anecdote at the end
Marrakech is Morocco’s lively center with an intriguing hidden gem – a lush hideaway located inside its historic medina. Marrakech’s Secret Garden is a spellbinding mix of Islamic art, unique plants, and remarkable buildings. It offers a peaceful break from the busy city. This magical garden
Nestled just a short drive from the bustling city of Marrakech, the Ourika Valley is a hidden oasis that offers a tranquil escape from the urban chaos. This picturesque region, characterized by its towering Atlas Mountains, rushing Ourika River, and traditional Berber villages, provides a unique
The first Marrakech du rire took place in 2011 in Marrakech. Created by the famous Franco-Moroccan comedian Jamel Debbouze, it is broadcast every year on the channels M6, TV2M, M6, TV5 Monde, Canal+ International, Edan Tv and records incredible audience scores of around 2 and 3
The Saadian Tombs are among the most visited places in Marrakech. They were opened to the public in 1917, the year of their discovery. The Saadian Tombs are closely linked to the Saadian dynasty, which ruled Morocco from the 16th to the 17th century. The Saadian
