Explore Marrakesh
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Our team's hand-picked guide to where to eat, relax, play, sleep and explore in the Red City.
The handful of places we recommend first, every time.
Best sunset views over the tanneries with a contemporary menu.
A sleek rooftop restaurant tucked above the souks, serving a modern take on Moroccan classics with fresh, seasonal ingredients.
The best front-row seat over Jemaa el-Fnaa at golden hour.
A stylish rooftop bar and restaurant directly overlooking Jemaa el-Fnaa square — arrive for sunset cocktails and stay for the view of the square coming alive at night.
A refined, authentic hammam ritual away from the tourist crowds.
A boutique riad spa specializing in traditional hammam rituals, black soap gommage, and argan oil massages in an intimate, beautifully tiled setting.
The definitive Marrakech palace hotel experience.
The most legendary hotel in Marrakech — century-old gardens, Art Deco interiors, and a level of service that has hosted royalty and icons for generations.
The most photographed garden in Marrakech.
An iconic cobalt-blue botanical garden created by painter Jacques Majorelle and later restored by Yves Saint Laurent — home to a striking cactus collection and the Berber Museum.
Best sunset views over the tanneries with a contemporary menu.
A sleek rooftop restaurant tucked above the souks, serving a modern take on Moroccan classics with fresh, seasonal ingredients.
One of the greenest, most relaxing courtyards in the Medina.
A lush courtyard restaurant shaded by banana trees and palms — a peaceful escape from the bustle of the souks for lunch or a slow dinner.
Try the camel burger and stay for a live storytelling evening.
A laid-back cultural café famous for its camel burger, fresh juices, and evening storytelling nights that keep an old oral tradition alive.
Some of the most authentic, precisely-cooked tagines in the city.
A Marrakech institution entirely run and staffed by women, serving refined, traditional Moroccan cuisine — the pastilla and lamb tagine are standouts.
Great for mezze-style sharing plates in a garden setting.
An elegant Lebanese-Moroccan fusion restaurant with a beautiful garden setting, popular for relaxed group dinners.
The best front-row seat over Jemaa el-Fnaa at golden hour.
A stylish rooftop bar and restaurant directly overlooking Jemaa el-Fnaa square — arrive for sunset cocktails and stay for the view of the square coming alive at night.
Dinner-and-a-show combo, a Marrakech classic for a night out.
Part restaurant, part cabaret — expect Moroccan-French fusion dinner service followed by live music and belly-dancing performances into the night.
Skyline and Atlas Mountain views with a DJ most evenings.
A polished rooftop lounge with panoramic views over the city skyline and the Atlas Mountains in the distance — a favorite for evening drinks.
The most iconic, unmissable evening experience in the city.
The main square transforms every evening into an open-air night market of grilled skewers, snail soup, fresh orange juice, and storytellers — a Marrakech must.
A refined, authentic hammam ritual away from the tourist crowds.
A boutique riad spa specializing in traditional hammam rituals, black soap gommage, and argan oil massages in an intimate, beautifully tiled setting.
Excellent value traditional hammam experience for first-timers.
A calm, rose-scented hammam offering classic scrub-and-massage packages at friendly prices — a great introduction to Moroccan bathing rituals.
Full-day spa access with pools, perfect for unwinding.
A modern spa resort with pools, jacuzzis, and a full menu of massages and facials — ideal for a full relaxation day outside the Medina.
The gold standard for a luxury spa day in Marrakech.
The spa of Marrakech's most legendary palace hotel — an opulent hammam, pool, and treatment menu set within its famous gardens.
Marrakech's most theatrical big night-out venue.
A landmark nightclub set inside a former theatre, known for elaborate stage shows, resident and guest DJs, and a lively dance floor into the early hours.
The city's established casino for table games and slots.
Table games, slot machines, and a lounge bar inside the Es Saadi resort — a classic evening-out option for those who enjoy casino gaming.
Big, festive dinner-and-show night for families and groups.
A large-scale dinner spectacle with folkloric music, acrobats, and a horse-riding 'fantasia' performance — a fun, family-friendly evening of entertainment.
Casual, budget-friendly gaming for a change of pace.
A cluster of casual gaming cafés and VR lounges in the new town — a relaxed, air-conditioned option for a rainy afternoon or an evening with the kids.
The definitive Marrakech palace hotel experience.
The most legendary hotel in Marrakech — century-old gardens, Art Deco interiors, and a level of service that has hosted royalty and icons for generations.
Ultra-private riad suites with unmatched craftsmanship.
Private riad suites built by hundreds of Moroccan artisans, connected by underground passages — consistently ranked among the finest hotels in the world.
The most design-forward boutique riad in the Medina.
A boutique riad hotel filled with contemporary Moroccan art, three pools, and a rooftop bar — stylish, relaxed, and full of character.
Great value riad with a rooftop plunge pool.
A charming, colourful mid-range riad with a small rooftop pool and warm hospitality — excellent value for an authentic Medina stay.
The most photographed garden in Marrakech.
An iconic cobalt-blue botanical garden created by painter Jacques Majorelle and later restored by Yves Saint Laurent — home to a striking cactus collection and the Berber Museum.
Sahara-style sunset without the multi-hour drive.
A stone desert just outside the city, perfect for a half-day of camel rides, quad biking, and sunset dinners under the stars without the long drive to the Sahara.
Easiest escape to waterfalls and mountain air from the city.
Waterfalls, Berber villages, and mountain trails in the foothills of the Atlas — a refreshing day trip for hiking and taking in local mountain life.
Free, peaceful olive-grove views of the Atlas Mountains.
Centuries-old olive groves surrounding a large reflecting pool, with the snow-capped Atlas Mountains as a backdrop — a peaceful, low-key stroll.
These are editorial picks curated by our local team, not paid placements. Opening hours, prices, and availability can change — we recommend confirming details before you go.