Itineraries, neighbourhoods, sights and street-smart advice for Marrakech, from Jemaa el-Fnaa and the souks to gardens, palaces and quiet riads.
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Marrakech is intense, beautiful and occasionally overwhelming — usually all three before lunch. Most of our guests start or end their Moroccan trip here, and the ones who enjoy it most arrive with a rough plan and a few street-smart habits.
This section is that plan: realistic itineraries, which sights need a booking, how the medina is laid out, what taxis should cost and how to say no politely to the "the square is closed, follow me" crowd.
When you are ready to move on, we can take you from your riad to Essaouira, Agadir or Ouarzazate, or out to the mountains on our Ourika Valley day trip.
Start here
Three days is the sweet spot for a first visit to Marrakech. Here is a realistic plan — medina, palaces, gardens, a hammam and a day in the Atlas — with the street-smart tips that make it enjoyable.
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