Morocco is arguably the most eclectic destination in Africa. There is something for everyone within Marrakech and in the outer country, whether you’re looking for some extraordinary sand or snow-boarding experiences, ancient and engaging history or just to eat some incredible local food. Despite the reason you’ve arrived in Morocco, everyone wants to ensure they get to take in the incredible aesthetics that make the nation truly one of a kind – so here’s five of them that you won’t want to miss.
- Ksar Kasbah and Spa
One of the most stunning riad’s Morocco has to offer, the rooftop here makes for the perfect spot to capture the sun setting over Marrakech, while indulging in some tea and listing to the call to prayer ring out over the city. - Jardin Majorelle
This incredibly vibrant garden is the work of Jacques Majorelle, and was actually snapped up by Yves Saint Laurent, who worked towards restoring it in order to have the public be able to walk through and marvel at its beauty. - Ben Youssef Madrasa
Formerly one of the top universities in Northern Africa, today this stunning display of architecture functions as an Islamic historical site. The incredible intricacies of the design and large reflective pool in the madrasa’s courtyard are two hallmarks of this must-see spot. - La Caverne Artisanal
You will be wowed by the incredible light display put on in this shop in Marrakech’s Medina, which specialises in high quality copper lighting. People flock to the shop for photos surrounded by the exquisite works of craftsmanship that light up its interior. - Souk Semmarine
The largest souk (market) in all of Marrakech, is a sensory overload of the best kind. You won’t know where to look as you explore the twists and turns of the souk, surrounded by all kinds of merchandise that transforms the space into a marvel of colour and creativity.
Have you travelled to Morocco? Let us know about any other can’t-miss places that Marrakech-tourist hopefuls should know about in the comments.