7 must-see sights in Marrakesh
You´ve made the briliant decision to travel to Marrakesh, what next? This city, which at times can be overwhelming is a true marvel but it might need some guidance. So, we´ve created a list of 7 must-see sights in Marrakesh. Enjoy!
Jemaa el-Fna
Truly a brilliant spectacle in ‘The Red City’ and one of the essential must-see sites in Marrakesh. You can’t miss it!
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This market is stacked full of cheap and tasty street food, musicians, exotic dancers and other street performers – it gets most lively at night. This place perfectly symbolises the beautiful chaos of Marrakech.
Hammam el Rose
Want to relax after hours of wandering the chaotic alleys? Come to this tranquil haven that offers a host of treatments, such as a traditional Hammam with black soap and eucalyptus or relaxing massages.
It’s a great option for when you want to treat yourself!
The Koutoubia
Another must-see is the Koutoubia Mosque, the most important mosque in Marrakech and one of the largest in the Islamic world when it was completed in 1158. This impressive site is one of the jewels of Marrakech.
Palais Bahia
If you want to understand the decadence of Marrakech, you must visit this fantastic palace. This 19th century site is a marvel of architecture, full of splendid colours.
Did you know that? Abu Bou Ahmed, who lived here, had four wives and 24 concubines.
Majorelle Garden and Yves Saint Laurent Museum
A peaceful garden next to one of the most unique museums in Marrakech. What more could you ask for?
The garden and museum offer the opportunity to admire some tranquil nature, along with the culture and history of Yves Saint Laurent – a must-see site in Marrakesh!
Dar el Bacha
Another example of the magnificent architecture of Marrakech – this museum is housed in a traditional riad and houses temporary exhibitions that change every 6 months.
If you want to immerse yourself in Middle Eastern culture, this is the place for you – visit now to appreciate the vibrant Moroccan cultural scene!
Secret Garden
The foundations of this famous riad date back over 400 years and the unique thing about this site is not the structure, but its typical Islamic garden.
The gardens are built as a living museum to show how the ancient waterworks worked, and are fed by an original repaired khettara (underground irrigation system). Another of the must-see sites in Marrakesh!
