Marrakech

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See. Djemaa el-Fna Vast triangular square at the heart of the medina, filled with street performers and food stalls. Koutoubia minaret Iconic minaret visible from Gueliz, a landmark of Marrakech. Ciel d’Afrique Experience hot-air ballooning over the desert and Atlas mountains.

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Stay. Medina Stay in the labyrinthine old town, home to guesthouses and riads. Agafay desert Seek serenity and seclusion in this rocky desert landscape. Habitas Minimalist, sustainable eco-retreats in the Agafay desert.

SkiftMay 13, 2026

Morocco Courts Investors Beyond Casablanca and Marrakech — Where the Opportunities Are

Rural Morocco is open for investment. Filling it won’t be easy.

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Casablanca-SettatPlaceIt covers an area of 20,166 km2 and is the most populous region in Morocco with a recorded population of 7,688,967 in…
Imad BarrakadPlaceCEO of the Moroccan Agency for Tourism Development
Marrakech-SafiPlace

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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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Atlas MountainsViewpointNorth Africa's highest peaks.
Ciel d’AfriquePlaceA balloon flight in Marrakech?
Koutoubia minaretSightVisible from hot-air balloon rides.
Djemaa el-FnaNeighborhoodVast plaza, once decorated with rebels' heads.
Derb FarnatchiPlaceAlley with wood-burning ovens for hammams and baking.
Riad Le FarnatchiHotelConverted old mansion with suites, restaurant, spa, pool.
IntrepidPlaceTour company helping Moroccan women in tourism.
Place des EpicesMarketSpice souk with a distinct scent.
Souk HaddadineMarketTinsmith souk, found by sound of hammering.
Souk LaghzalMarketTiny square, once the slavery souk, now sells bric-a-brac.
FatimaRestaurantServes hearty tajines to stallholders.

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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 MosqueSightMosque 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, Morocco
Villa MabroukaHotelTangier, Morocco

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