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Stand on the esplanade of the Hassan II Mosque and the Atlantic crashes against the seawall below a minaret that rises more than 200 meters into the sky. Three hours inland, smoke from the grills drifts across Jemaa el-Fnaa as storytellers, musicians and juice sellers take over the square for
Walk out of the medina and up Avenue Mohammed V, and the city changes pace. The lanes open into wide boulevards lined with orange trees, Art Deco apartment blocks and café terraces where office workers linger over espresso. This is Gueliz, the district laid out under the French protectorate, and
By mid-afternoon in July, the medina’s lanes trap the heat and the souks slow to a crawl. Twenty minutes away in the Palmeraie, families are queuing for water slides, couples are ordering mint lemonade at a swim-up bar and nobody is reaching for a wallet. That contrast is the whole
Step into the herbalist stalls around Rahba Kedima, the old spice square, and the shelves look like a chemistry lab run by a grandmother. There are tubs of dark, glossy soap, sacks of grey clay flakes, bottles of rose water and dried roses, and tiny vials of oil kept behind
I reached the top of Toubkal for the first time at 6:40 on an October morning. My fingers were numb, and my cousin Yassine was complaining about his boots. Then the sun rose over the whole Atlas, and neither of us said a word for ten minutes. I have hiked
Stay in Marrakech on a summer weekend and, late at night, you may hear it before you see it. A drumbeat rises from a hall on the edge of the city, then a burst of ululation, then the rolling rhythm of dakka marrakchia percussion. Somewhere inside, a bride is being
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Marrakech is a place which radiates with lively colors, often suffused with scents of spices and nostalgia of romance. It is a great place to visit for honeymooners! And this can be, oh, the perfect start towards a beautiful journey of matrimony, for people married amidst the differences-so many in places-mostly larded by luxury or […]
By mid-afternoon in July, the medina’s lanes trap the heat and the souks slow to a crawl. Twenty minutes away in the Palmeraie, families are queuing for water slides, couples are ordering mint lemonade at a swim-up bar and nobody is reaching for a wallet. That contrast is the whole case for an all-inclusive stay […]
On my first trip to Marrakech I barely knew how to choose accommodation. At that time it seemed to me that a hotel was the only option-and then I found myself in a hotel room that I thought belonged to a bland and generic category. That was the time I realised that I had made […]
Choosing between a riad and a hotel in Morocco comes down to the kind of experience you want. The best places to stay in Morocco include both options. A riad offers an intimate, culturally immersive stay with traditional architecture and personalized hospitality. In contrast, a hotel provides modern comforts, convenience, and extensive amenities. Whether you […]
Walk out of the medina and up Avenue Mohammed V, and the city changes pace. The lanes open into wide boulevards lined with orange trees, Art Deco apartment blocks and café terraces where office workers linger over espresso. This is Gueliz, the district laid out under the French protectorate, and
Moroccan fashion is a delightful combination of tradition and culture. It is both deeply traditional and dynamically modern. Vivid colors, patterns, and luxurious fabric bring the Moroccan style to life. It has inspired many other styles of fashion around the world. The unique cultural mix surrounds the patterns, textiles, and designs. Moroccan fashion blends contemporary […]
Tourists love to visit Marrakech due to its rich cultural heritage and amazing sights. Everyone wants a perfect, stress-free journey, but what happens if your trip coincides with a public holiday? Does it affect your travel plans? Are the famous souks of Marrakech and its historical places closed? That’s why it’s important to know the […]
Have you ever experienced a Moroccan tea ceremony? One Moroccan specialty is the famed mint tea—also called Maghrebi tea. Maghrebi tea (named for the ‘Maghreb’ region) is one of Morocco’s most beloved beverages, traditionally served to visitors—especially travelers exploring Marrakech. The city has a unique taste, a mesmerizing aroma, a lovely fragrance, and above all, […]
The Morocco National Football Team, also known as the Atlas Lions, is one of Africa’s most iconic teams. With a rich history in international football, Morocco has often been a strong competitor on the global stage. Their journey has been marked by memorable players, impressive victories, and a passionate fan base. From historic World Cup […]
RABAT – If you live in Morocco, you likely woke up today feeling a bit more rested. At 3:00 a.m. on Sunday, February 15, the whole country officially moved its clocks back by one hour. This shift marks the end of “summer time” for a few weeks as everyone gets ready for the holy month […]
Marking a civilizational milestone that spans nearly three millennia, Yennayer 2976 endures not merely as folklore but as a vibrant reclamation of Morocco’s indigenous core and a celebration of the land’s eternal fertility. MARRAKECH – As mid-January arrives, the streets of the “Ochre City” and the rugged peaks of the Atlas Mountains alike are echoing […]
Scheduled for January 25, this iconic race returns with a redesigned course, high-tech registration, and a massive field of global athletes, solidifying its legacy as Africa’s oldest and most celebrated endurance event. MARRAKECH – The “Ochre City” is preparing to transform into a high-speed corridor for elite athletes and amateur joggers alike as the 36th […]
MARRAKECH – Uber is officially working again in Morocco after being gone for seven long years. They started up in a couple of big spots, Casablanca and the tourist favorite, Marrakech, near the end of 2025. If you’ve been wondering, “Is there Uber in Marrakech?” or “Does Uber work in Marrakech?” You can stop worrying. […]