Culture
In 1966, during his first visit to the ochre city, Yves Saint Laurent fell completely in love with this city of a thousand colors. This trip would shape both his personal and professional life, intertwining their destinies forever. A look back at the tender relationship between the designer and Marrakech in 10 photos! Photo: Musée Yves Saint Laurent. Photo: DR
Culture
Over the past fifteen years, the House of Photography has become an essential cultural stop in Marrakech. As the only museum dedicated to photography, it showcases a precious part of our Kingdom. Discover more about this venue with Made in Marrakech! Photo: House of Photography
Discovery
Just minutes from Jemaa el Fna square, Dar el Bacha stands out as one of the most stylish neighborhoods in the medina. Named after the residence of Marrakech's former Pasha, this area is full of designer shops, antique dealers, art galleries and museums, not to mention some must-visit restaurants. Here are our top picks! Photo: El Fenn
Must-visit
Founded in 2011 by Pierre Bergé, the Berber Museum within the Majorelle Garden is changing its name! It will now be called the Pierre Bergé Museum of Berber Arts. Photo: Pierre Bergé Museum of Berber Arts.
Culture
Since July 20th, museums have once again been allowed to welcome the public. This includes the Mohammed VI Museum of Water Civilization in Morocco (Aman). So, if you're spending your summer in Marrakech and find yourself getting a bit restless, here's why you should consider paying it a visit.
Heritage
It's one of the rare museums dedicated to celebrating the richness of Moroccan culture. Taken over in 2014 by the National Foundation of Museums, Dar el Bacha - Confluences Museum is a legendary place in the city that is sure to enchant you. Photo : DR