Marrakech, the red city of Morocco, is a catalyst for the senses. In the heart of the medina, Jemaa el-Fna Square pulses with life: snake charmers, gnawa musicians, and orange juice vendors create an open-air theater unique in the world. The labyrinthine souks hide artisanal treasures: brightly colored Berber carpets, pierced brass lamps, fragrant spices stacked in perfect cones. The air is permeated with the aroma of mint, leather, and slowly cooking tajine.
The Majorelle Gardens offer a cobalt blue refuge from the city chaos, while the ancient terracotta walls of the medina turn golden at sunset.
The traditional riads, with their cool courtyards and bubbling fountains, turn rest into an art form.
Dar El Bacha, the palace of the Pasha, with its traditional Moroccan architecture with Andalusian influences and its lush gardens with fragrant citrus trees, is an oasis of relaxation in the medina. Savoring a coffee at Bacha Coffee will transport you to another dimension. The Hivernage district, with its luxury hotels, trendy venues, and boutiques, represents the extreme contrast with the medina. Fine French cuisine dinners immersed in finely decorated palaces or candlelit dinners with traditional belly dancer shows and dancers with their candelabras lit on their heads are part of the affordable luxury this city has to offer. The new commercial district of Sidi Ghanem, still under construction, is a potential treasure trove of design with its shops, the best Moroccan cosmetic brands, and refined cafés offering gourmet products. The heights of the Atlas Mountains with their Berber villages and the women who in cooperatives dedicate themselves to argan pressing are a way to savor the authentic Berber atmosphere. Treating yourself to a lunch on the heights with a view is a must during a visit to Marrakech. Finally, the hammam: an ancient practice that begins in a warm room where the skin is softened with hot water and Beldì (black olive oil soap), followed by exfoliation with a rough glove that removes dead skin cells and ends with the application of a natural clay and a massage with argan oil. There are many hammams in Marrakech: from the most traditional public ones to the most luxurious. Marrakech, with its scents and traditions, with its friendly and kind inhabitants, always ready to help, will win a special place in your heart, just as it did in mine!
Dar El Bacha, the palace of the Pasha, with its traditional Moroccan architecture with Andalusian influences and its lush gardens with fragrant citrus trees, is an oasis of relaxation in the medina. Savoring a coffee at Bacha Coffee will transport you to another dimension.
The Hivernage district, with its luxury hotels, trendy venues, and boutiques, represents the stark contrast with the medina. Fine French cuisine dinners immersed in finely decorated palaces or candlelit dinners with traditional belly dancer shows and dancers with their lit candelabras on their heads are part of the affordable luxury that this city has to offer. The new commercial district of Sidi Ghanem, still under construction, is a potential treasure trove of design with its shops, the best Moroccan cosmetic brands, and refined cafés offering gourmet products. The heights of the Atlas Mountains with their Berber villages and the women who, in cooperatives, dedicate themselves to argan pressing are a way to savor the authentic Berber atmosphere. Treating yourself to a lunch on the heights with a view is a must during a visit to Marrakech. Finally, the hammam: an ancient practice that begins in a warm room where the skin is softened with hot water and Beldì (black olive oil soap), followed by exfoliation with a rough glove that removes dead skin cells and ends with the application of a natural clay and a massage with argan oil. There are numerous hammams in Marrakech: from the most traditional public ones to the most luxurious. Marrakech, with its scents and traditions, with its friendly and kind inhabitants, always ready to help, will win a special place in your heart, just as it did in mine!
Dar El Bacha, the palace of the Pasha, with its traditional Moroccan architecture with Andalusian influences and its lush gardens with fragrant citrus trees, is an oasis of relaxation in the medina. Savoring a coffee at Bacha Coffee will transport you to another dimension.
The Hivernage district, with its luxury hotels, trendy venues, and boutiques, represents the extreme contrast with the medina. Fine French cuisine dinners immersed in finely decorated palaces or candlelit dinners with traditional belly dancer shows and dancers with their candelabras lit on their heads are part of the affordable luxury that this city has to offer. The new commercial district of Sidi Ghanem, still under construction, is a potential treasure chest of design with its shops of the best Moroccan cosmetic brands and refined cafés offering gourmet products. The heights of the Atlas Mountains with their Berber villages and the women who, in cooperatives, dedicate themselves to argan pressing are a way to savor the authentic Berber atmosphere. Treating yourself to a lunch on the heights with a view is a must on a visit to Marrakech. Finally, the hammam: an ancient practice that begins in a warm room where the skin is softened with hot water and Beldì (black olive oil soap), followed by exfoliation with a rough glove that removes dead skin cells and ends with the application of a natural clay and a massage with argan oil. There are numerous hammams in Marrakech: from the most traditional public ones to the most luxurious. Marrakech, with its scents and traditions, with its friendly and kind inhabitants, always ready to help, will win a special place in your heart, just as it did in mine!
Dar El Bacha, the palace of the Pasha, with its traditional Moroccan architecture with Andalusian influences and its lush gardens with fragrant citrus trees, is an oasis of relaxation in the medina. Savoring a coffee at Bacha Coffee will transport you to another dimension. The modernity of the new city, the Guéliz district, contrasts with the authenticity of the medieval medina, creating a bridge between past and present. Trendy shops, boutiques and restaurants crowd this district, where there is no shortage of quality shopping opportunities.
The new commercial district of Sidi Ghanem, still under construction, is a potential treasure trove of design with its shops of , the best Moroccan cosmetic brands and refined cafés offering gourmet products. The heights of the Atlas Mountains with their Berber villages and the women who in cooperatives dedicate themselves to argan pressing are a for savoring the authentic Berber atmosphere. Treating yourself to a lunch on the heights with a view is a must on a visit to Marrakech. Finally, the hammam: an ancient practice that begins in a warm room where the skin is softened with hot water and Beldì (black olive oil soap), followed by exfoliation with the, a rough glove that removes dead skin cells and ends with the application of , a natural clay, and a massage with argan oil. There are numerous hammams in Marrakech: from the more traditional public ones to the more luxurious ones. Marrakech, with its scents and traditions, with its friendly and kind inhabitants, always ready to help, will win a special place in your heart, just as it did in mine!
Dar El Bacha, the palace of the Pasha, with its traditional Moroccan architecture with Andalusian influences and its lush gardens with fragrant citrus trees, is an oasis of relaxation in the medina. Savoring a coffee at Bacha Coffee will transport you to another dimension. The Hivernage district, with its luxury hotels, trendy venues, and boutiques, represents the stark contrast with the medina. Fine French cuisine dinners immersed in finely decorated palaces or candlelit dinners with traditional belly dancer shows and dancers with their candelabras lit on their heads are part of the affordable luxury that this city has to offer.
The new commercial district of Sidi Ghanem, still under construction, is a potential treasure trove of design with its interior design shops, boutiques of the best Moroccan cosmetic brands, and refined cafés offering gourmet products.
The heights of the Atlas Mountains with their Berber villages and the women who in cooperatives dedicate themselves to argan pressing are a must to savor the authentic Berber atmosphere.
Treating yourself to a lunch on the heights with a view is a must during a visit to Marrakech.
Finally, the hammam: an ancient practice that begins in a warm room where the skin is softened with hot water and Beldì (black olive oil soap), followed by exfoliation with a rough glove that removes dead skin cells and ends with the application of a natural clay, and a massage with argan oil. There are many hammams in Marrakech: from the most traditional public ones to the most luxurious ones. Marrakech, with its scents and traditions, with its friendly and kind inhabitants, always ready to help, will win a special place in your heart, just as it did in mine!
Dar El Bacha, the Pasha's palace, with its traditional Moroccan architecture with Andalusian influences and its lush gardens with fragrant citrus trees, is an oasis of relaxation in the medina. Savoring a coffee at Bacha Coffee will transport you to another dimension. The Hivernage district, with its luxury hotels, trendy venues, and boutiques, represents the stark contrast with the medina. Fine French cuisine dinners immersed in finely decorated palaces or candlelit dinners with traditional belly dancer shows and dancers with their candelabra lit on their heads are part of the affordable luxury this city has to offer. The new commercial district of Sidi Ghanem, still under construction, is a potential treasure trove of design with its shops, the best Moroccan cosmetic brands, and refined cafés offering gourmet products. The heights of the Atlas Mountains with their Berber villages and the women who, in cooperatives, dedicate themselves to argan pressing are a way to savor the authentic Berber atmosphere. Treating yourself to a lunch on the heights with a view is a must on a visit to Marrakech.
Finally, the hammam: an ancient practice that begins in a warm room where the skin is softened with hot water and Beldì (black olive oil soap), followed by exfoliation with the kessa, a rough glove that removes dead skin cells, and ends with the application of ghassoul, a natural clay, and a massage with argan oil. There are numerous hammams in Marrakech: from the most traditional public ones to the more luxurious ones.
Marrakech, with its scents and traditions, with its friendly and kind inhabitants, always ready to help, will win a special place in your heart, just as it did in mine!
Dar El Bacha, the palace of the Pasha, with its traditional Moroccan architecture with Andalusian influences and its lush gardens with fragrant citrus trees, is an oasis of relaxation in the medina. Savoring a coffee at Bacha Coffee will transport you to another dimension. The Hivernage district with its luxury hotels, trendy venues, and boutiques, represents the stark contrast with the medina. Fine French dining immersed in finely decorated palaces or candlelit dinners with traditional belly dancer shows and dancers with their candelabras lit on their heads are part of the affordable luxury this city has to offer. The new commercial district of Sidi Ghanem, still under construction, is a potential treasure trove of design with its shops, the best Moroccan cosmetic brands, and refined cafés offering gourmet products. The heights of the Atlas Mountains with their Berber villages and the women who in cooperatives dedicate themselves to argan pressing are a way to savor the authentic Berber atmosphere. Treating yourself to a lunch on the heights with a view is a must during a visit to Marrakech. Finally, the hammam: an ancient practice that begins in a warm room where the skin is softened with hot water and Beldì (black olive oil soap), followed by exfoliation with a rough glove that removes dead skin cells and ends with the application of natural clay and a massage with argan oil. There are many hammams in Marrakech: from the more traditional public ones to the most luxurious. Marrakech, with its scents and traditions, with its friendly and kind inhabitants, always ready to help, will win a special place in your heart, just as it did in mine!