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Marrakech, the Red City

Historic palaces, colourful souks, hidden gardens and the electric energy of Jemaa el-Fnaa — Marrakech is where most Moroccan journeys begin.

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Jemaa el-Fnaa square in Marrakech at the end of the day

Founded in the 11th century, Marrakech grew into one of Morocco’s great imperial cities. Its historic Medina is a UNESCO World Heritage site, a maze of lanes where craft workshops, mosques, riads and markets sit side by side.

Beyond the Medina, the city reveals quieter faces: gardens, contemporary galleries, rooftop terraces and modern neighbourhoods. It is also the natural base for day trips to the Atlas, Agafay and the coast.

Highlights

  • Bahia & El Badi Palaces

    Two very different palaces: one richly decorated, one monumental and romantic in its ruins.

  • Souks & artisans

    Leather, brass, wood, textiles and spices, often made in workshops just behind the stalls.

  • Jardin Majorelle & Le Jardin Secret

    Gardens that offer calm, shade and some of the city’s most photographed colours.

  • Jemaa el-Fnaa

    Storytellers, musicians and food stalls in a square that changes character through the day.

Suggested experiences

Sample itineraries

5 days Five-Day Marrakech Discovery The Medina, the mountains and the desert, without changing hotels. View itinerary 7 days Seven-Day Morocco Discovery From the Red City to the Atlantic coast, with time to slow down by the sea. View itinerary

Practical considerations

  • Comfortable shoes are essential in the Medina.
  • Many riads are on pedestrian lanes — agree a meeting point for transfers.
  • Spring and autumn are especially pleasant; summer afternoons can be very hot.

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