Marrakech

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See. Jebel Saghro Ancestral homeland of the Aït Atta Berber tribe, known for ancient livestock migrations. Atlas Mountains See snow-covered caps and gorges gleaming with terracotta hues at sunrise. Koutoubia minaret Visible from Gueliz, a landmark of Marrakech's skyline. Djemaa el-Fna Vast triangular square, the heart of the medina, lively day and night.

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Stay. La Mamounia↗ Highly rated palace hotel, a top choice among readers. Mandarin Oriental, Marrakech↗ One of the top hotels in Morocco, as rated by readers. Royal Mansour Marrakech↗ A palace hotel favored by Condé Nast Traveler readers. The Oberoi, Marrakech↗ Highly-rated hotel, a favorite among travelers.

Condé Nast TravelerOct 16, 2026

20 Extraordinary Shops Worth Traveling For, Chosen by The Shopkeepers

From 100-year-old family-run operations to contemporary boutiques, these beautiful shops each offer a distinct sense of place and a dedication to craft.

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  • MoroHotelBoutique hotel and shop with scents, skincare, and dresses.
  • Elsewhere
  • Marin MontagutSightParis, FranceGreen shop with whimsical watercolor scenes on ceramics.
  • Notary Ceramics and HomePlacePortland, United StatesOffers minimalist earthenware, porcelain lighting, and bell chimes.
  • James Smith and SonsPlaceLondon, United KingdomMaking umbrellas since 1830 with Victorian storefront.
  • TruckPlaceOsaka, JapanFlagship offers thoughtfully designed furniture and home goods.
  • Bird CoffeeCaféOsaka, JapanHomey café for a drink and donut.
  • ChommiesPlaceCape Town, South AfricaSells pet items with a painted facade and playful interiors.
  • Caza das Vellas LoretoPlaceLisbon, PortugalOne of world's oldest candle shops, operating since 1789.
  • AlaturcahousePlaceIstanbul, TurkeyFour-story townhouse transformed into a library of rugs.
  • McTavishPlaceByron Bay, AustraliaSurfboard shop and headquarters with wave-like roofline.
  • Il PapiroPlaceFlorence, ItalyFlagship on Via Camillo Cavour for hand-marbled paper goods.
  • Lulu StoriesPlaceLamu Island, KenyaBeachside shop with handwoven kikoy wraps and linen button-downs.
  • Lulu Stories HomeHotelLamu Island, KenyaRustic two-bedroom stay available for booking.
  • Iris HantverkPlaceStockholm, SwedenFlagship location for handcrafted household and cleaning brushes.
  • SavapilePlaceAthens, GreeceOnly remaining straw-hat maker in Greece, founded in 1960.
  • Campbell's of BeaulyPlaceBeauly, United KingdomOutfitter with original timber counters for bespoke coats.
  • Palace AtelierPlaceJaipur, IndiaConcept store with candy-colored interior and pop art twist.
  • Calzados CorreaPlaceBuenos Aires, ArgentinaShop offering Oxford shoes and coordinating leather belts.
  • Saddler and Co.PlaceDubbo, AustraliaMinimalist shop with heirloom saddles and leather accessories.
  • Zeri CraftsPlaceSalmiya, KuwaitShop with contemporary interpretations of heritage crafts.
  • Antoinette PoissonPlaceParis, FranceStudio invoking 18th-century decorative art of domino papers.
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Condé Nast TravelerOct 15

In Morocco's High Atlas Mountains, Joining One of the Oldest Migrations in Africa

Writer Jen Murphy joins a nomadic Berber family as they bring the herds from their high altitude grazing grounds to the edge of the Sahara—and finds a profound beauty in the land and its keepers.

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  • Black TomatoPlaceTravel operator offering immersive experiences.
  • The KeepersPlaceBlack Tomato's collection of itineraries.
  • Elsewhere
  • Jebel SaghroNeighborhoodOuarzazate, MoroccoAncestral homeland of the Aït Atta Berber tribe.
  • TagdiltNeighborhoodOuarzazate, MoroccoVillage at the edge of the Dadès Valley.
  • Dadès ValleyNeighborhoodOuarzazate, MoroccoValley landscape.
  • Tircht passSightOuarzazate, MoroccoMountain pass at 6,100 feet.
  • AzibPlaceOuarzazate, MoroccoStone pens used by Aït Atta families to shelter herds.
  • Tizi n' TirchtSightOuarzazate, MoroccoMountain pass at 8,200 feet with sweeping views.
  • Azib Almou n' OuargPlaceOuarzazate, MoroccoRemote campsite.
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Condé Nast TravelerOct 6

Top 10 Hotels in Morocco: Readers’ Choice Awards 2026

Condé Nast Traveler readers rate their top hotels in Morocco.

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  • Royal Mansour MarrakechHotelVisit for high-rise glitz and glamour in the seaside Moroccan city.
  • La MamouniaHotelReaders fell hard for this palace hotel
  • Mandarin Oriental, MarrakechHotelThe first Moroccan property from the Asian powerhouse brand may actually complicate your time in Marrakech.
  • Selman MarrakechHotelThis 55-room Marrakech resort keeps a stable of Arabian horses, which put on occasional (impressive) shows, and has the…
  • Es SaadiHotelThe white-on-white lobby at retro retreat Es Saadi feels opulent rather than minimal; it’s both a little kitschy and…
  • The Oberoi, MarrakechRestaurantSet the scene.
  • Elsewhere
  • Kasbah TamadotHotelAsni, MoroccoLearn more.
  • Four Seasons Hotel CasablancaHotelCasablanca, MoroccoThe only luxury Casablanca hotel with beach access and a plethora of low and high-octane activities on the table, this…
  • Royal Mansour CasablancaHotelCasablanca, MoroccoVisit for high-rise glitz and glamour in the seaside Moroccan city.
  • La Sultana Oualidia, MoroccoHotelOualidia, MoroccoA secluded boutique retreat on Morocco's Atlantic coastline.
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The GuardianApr 1

Mysterious Marrakech: why I never tire of Morocco’s Red City

With its never-ending street theatre and labyrinthine medina, this timeless city swallows you whole – and reveals new secrets with each visit The rising sun sets fire to the snow-covered caps of the Atlas mountains. Within moments, the shadowy gorges are gleaming with warm terracotta hues. I turn my back on north Africa’s highest peaks and look north where Marrakech – nicknamed the Red City – r…

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Condé Nast TravelerSep 10, 2025

The 12 Best Hotels in Morocco (2025)

From chic city dwellings to romantic reimagined farmhouses, these are our favorite places to stay.

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  • Nobu Hotel MarrakechHotelHotel with a rooftop offering 360-degree views.
  • Royal Mansour MarrakechHotelPalatial resort showcasing Moroccan artistry and hospitality.
  • La TableRestaurantServes formally presented breakfast and lunch.
  • La MamouniaHotelReinvigorated by designer Jacques Garcia with huge gardens.
  • Le MarocainRestaurantRestaurant with traditional oud music.
  • Koutoubia MosquePlace of worshipMosque with rooftop views from La Mamounia.
  • El FennHotelHotel with 41 bedrooms in interconnected buildings.
  • Colonnade CaféRestaurantOpen-air, guest-only cafe dotted with olive trees.
  • Fairmont Royal Palm MarrakechHotelResort with an 18-hole golf course and spa.
  • Farasha FarmhouseHotelConverted farmhouse embedded in an olive grove.
  • AgafayPlaceDesert location for minimalist, sustainable eco-retreats.
  • Habitas AgafayHotelEco-retreat with 41 Berber-inspired tents and lodges.
  • La Grande Table MarocaineRestaurant
  • La Grande Table FrançaiseRestaurant
  • MaisonLABPlace
  • Elsewhere
  • Kasbah TamadotHotelAsni, MoroccoLodge in the shadow of the Atlas Mountains.
  • Fairmont Tazi PalaceHotelTangier, MoroccoFive-star hotel with a massive wellness center.
  • CrudoRestaurantTangier, MoroccoRestaurant at Fairmont Tazi Palace.
  • Dar AhlamHotelOuarzazate, MoroccoDécouvrez Dar Ahlam, la maison des rêves aux portes du désert marocain près de Ouarzazate dans la palmeraie de Skoura,…
  • Villa MabroukaHotelTangier, MoroccoHigh above the Bay of Tangier sits Villa Mabrouka, an oasis of calm and ravishing beauty looking out across the Strait…
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