Vintage
Bab El Khemis, a former camel market once pushed outside the walls of the Medina due to noise, has now transformed into a sprawling flea market. Just minutes away from the Majorelle Garden, this open-air flea market is named after the gate through which you enter: Bab El Khemis, or 'Thursday's gate', a nod to the market day. Photo: Annie Spratt
Craftsmanship
Once bustling with caravan traders exchanging goods, the Marrakesh souks now boast over 40,000 artisans showcasing their skills. Organized by district and trade, there are 18 different souks offering everything from slippers to carpets and spices to blacksmith wares. Navigating the narrow, intertwining lanes can be a challenge—it's a real maze where getting lost is part of the experience, as you follow the scents and colors. Made in Marrakech is here to help you find your way! Photo: Marwane El Ouakil
Photography
The souks of Marrakech's medina are brimming with treasures. Once the favored spots for caravan traders, today they are home to over 40,000 artisans, making them a must-visit for both tourists and locals alike. Ranked among the largest and most beautiful in the kingdom, 18 souks have been officially cataloged. From the spice souk to the slipper souk, this labyrinth is bursting with aromas and colors. Explore them through 10 snapshots captured by both professional and amateur photographers. Photo: AD
Photography
Bloggers and globe-trotters will agree: Marrakech is one of the top places in the world for photography! With contrasting landscapes, a captivating array of colors, and uniquely charming monuments and palaces, the Pearl of the South offers the perfect backdrop for selfies and photo shoots. Made in Marrakech reveals the 10 best places to strike a pose in Marrakech. Photo: Yaopey Yong
Cuisine
What better way to explore a country's richness than through its cuisine? Luckily, Marrakech is teeming with flavorful workshops. With our selection, you can prepare iconic Moroccan dishes in the grandest tradition, while enjoying a unique moment of sharing and warmth.
Culture
If you're on a budget but still want to explore Marrakech and its charm, it's definitely possible. The ochre city is full of historical monuments, gardens, small artisans, and culinary delights that are very affordable. Here are some great tips to explore the city for less than 30 Dh without spending a fortune!