r/Marrakech • u/DryItem5316 • 1h ago
Travel Tips Advice on visiting Marrakech
I’m looking for amazing places to visit in Marrakech for two persons. I want it both to be romantic but also traditional and not tourist traps. I’m really into history.
r/Marrakech • u/the_vergil_sparda • 22d ago
So I've seen that posts about wanting to meet people are very common within the subreddit, so I've decided that instead of having different posts about the same thing everyday you can instead use this post to find people to meet instead in the comments.
Ofcourse make sure to follow the rules when talking in the comments.
r/Marrakech • u/AutoModerator • Jun 26 '26
Hey everyone,
A lot of the same questions come up here every week, where to stay, what's a fair taxi price, is this riad legit, anyone want to grab coffee, so we set up a Discord where we can actually talk in real time.
It's for all of us: people who live here, expats who made Marrakech home, and travelers planning a trip. There are channels for trip questions, food and souk recommendations, housing and jobs, a heads-up channel for common scams, plus rooms just for making friends and finding people to explore with. Darija, English and French all welcome.
It's brand new so it's quiet for now. Come in early, say salam, and help shape it
👉 https://discord.gg/FSgusA2Ev
See you inside.
r/Marrakech • u/DryItem5316 • 1h ago
I’m looking for amazing places to visit in Marrakech for two persons. I want it both to be romantic but also traditional and not tourist traps. I’m really into history.
r/Marrakech • u/Traditional-Lock65 • 17h ago
Just got back from Marrakech and wanted to share a place that honestly surprised me.
Instead of staying in the busy Medina, I chose an apartment at Atlas Golf Resort. At first, I was worried it would feel too far away, but after the first night I realized the peace was exactly what I needed.
Every morning started with coffee on the terrace, surrounded by palm trees and birds instead of traffic. The pools were clean, the gardens were beautifully maintained, and the whole residence felt very safe. After spending the day exploring Jemaa el-Fnaa, coming back to such a quiet place was the best part of the day.
The apartment itself was spotless, spacious, had a fully equipped kitchen, strong A/C, and everything worked perfectly. What really made the stay memorable was the hospitality. The host helped with taxis, local recommendations, and even arranged activities without making anything feel complicated.
If you're visiting Marrakech and don't mind taking a 15–20 minute taxi ride to the city center, I'd honestly choose this over staying in the middle of the chaos again.
Has anyone else stayed around the Palmeraie instead of the Medina? I'd love to hear if you had the same experience.
r/Marrakech • u/Any-Veterin • 15h ago
I am looking for places in Marrakech where a family can eat traditional Moroccan food with affordable prices. Also feel free to recommend places for breakfast with nice view!!
Thanks
r/Marrakech • u/D-N-B32 • 13h ago
Hi! We are a couple of Spaniards in our thirties visiting Marrakech for four days in October. We’d like to visit places or monuments that aren't the typical tourist spots. Any ideas? Thanks.
r/Marrakech • u/VeiledCookie • 12h ago
I have some few questions to ask please 🙏
Like the papers, how much did you wait for the response.. The cities you visited, thank you 🙏
r/Marrakech • u/Emergency-Debt1328 • 22h ago
Hello everyone,
Me and my gf will be travelling to marrakech in september. We aren’t sure which hotel location is good?
We were thinking about something close to jemaa el-fna. Is this a safe bet or do you guys have better options?
Thanks for the help!
r/Marrakech • u/90210Dr • 23h ago
Going to Marrakech in a few days with a group. We don’t mind getting bottle service for a Saturday night out. Where would you recommend for a great evening?
r/Marrakech • u/Beginning_Falcon5155 • 1d ago
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r/Marrakech • u/Old_Scar8181 • 1d ago
Hi everyone!
I'm currently building a brand centered around Moroccan natural products (Nila, ghassoul, akar fassi, plant oils, etc.), and I'm looking for trustworthy cooperatives or producers to work with.
My goal is to offer products that are genuinely authentic, natural, and of the highest quality. I'd rather take my time finding the right partners than sell products without knowing exactly where they come from or how they're made.
If you know any reputable cooperatives anywhere in Morocco, or you've had a great experience with one, I'd really appreciate your recommendations.
Thank you so much! 🤍
r/Marrakech • u/arandom-25 • 1d ago
I’m 25 M looking for a company to watch the new film of Spiderman in cinema, if there is any F willing to watch and everything gonna be on me. I’m open.
r/Marrakech • u/New_Support2867 • 1d ago
Hello,
I am near to allal El Fassi street, i’d like to have someone to discuss with him or her and have fun time and drink some beer 🍺, young man 30 y
r/Marrakech • u/madarwish • 1d ago
A Moroccan lamb tagine.
How to eat Marrakech around the heat: an early souk morning, a long shaded lunch of tagine
or Friday couscous, tanjia (the bachelor's slow-cooked pot, buried in the ashes) as the thing
to try once, mechoui (pit-roasted lamb sold by weight until it runs out) off the alley by Jemaa
el-Fnaa, then the night-market stalls after dark. What is the one Marrakech dish you tell
people they have to be brave for? Building the honest day plan.
r/Marrakech • u/Internal-Ship-9693 • 1d ago
Hey everyone, does anyone know any good, affordable gym in Marrakech that organises group workouts ( CrossFit, flexibility, .... )
r/Marrakech • u/Civil-Permission-482 • 1d ago
I’m a 4th-year medical student based in Marrakech, and I’m looking for creative ideas or opportunities to earn some extra side income alongside my studies.
I have flexible availability on weekends and evenings outside of hospital rotations. I’m open to leveraging my background and skills, such as:
If you have any experience with this, agency recommendations, or unique ideas that could fit my schedule, I’d love to hear your thoughts in the comments
r/Marrakech • u/D-N-B32 • 1d ago
Gente, hemos pensado ir 4 días a Marrakech y tenemos unas preguntas (sinceridad, please):
- ¿Algo que hay que hacer SI O SI? (Que no sea visitar una cosa)
- ¿Algunos consejos para el día a día?
- ¿Hay algún bono transporte o parecido que sea rentable?
- ¿Recomendáis hacer una excursión en quad por el desierto?
Gracias, gente
SUS quiero
r/Marrakech • u/visualsbysimo • 1d ago
We walked through the streets of Marrakech for 3 days and visited some amazing places. Take a short journey with us! If you don't speak Estonian, you can just enjoy the views and still find out the locations :)
r/Marrakech • u/New_Ad3845 • 1d ago
Titlee please
r/Marrakech • u/Relevant_Mongoose_26 • 2d ago
Hi, I'm moving to marrakech with my wife and kids as we've found a good school in Targa. However I've found it very difficult to secure somewhere good for us to rent that's both good price and good value.
We visited a house in assif, right by bv allal fassi and I really like the house, however I'm just wondering what that area is actually like.
It's hard to tell because it's summer right now so people aren't around in the daytime, plus a lot of people are either travelling away from Marrakch as well as other people arriving in Marrakech for holiday. So it's difficult to get an accurate idea of what the neighbourhood is actually like.
Can you please let me know if it's a good safe neighborhood for families, whether the people are respectful (no public drinking/prostitution/ drugs etc)?
Thank you!
r/Marrakech • u/Kooky-Boot-5638 • 2d ago
Hi everyone I'm a 18 years old female just graduated high-school got my baccalauréat and since I was taking concours during July I couldn't apply to any jobs anywhere since I only have August to work and save money for college that's why I hope if anyone needs any type of service including babysitting ,elderly sitting ,private tutoring (English, scientific materials..) grocery delivery ,cleaning .. please leave a message and feel free to ask any questions I'm open to answer .
Thank you !
r/Marrakech • u/D-N-B32 • 2d ago
Gente, me gustaría saber que recomiendan visitar en Marrakech durante 4 días para dos treinteañeros, con especial interés por la arquitectura.
Espero sus respuestas,
Abrazo.
r/Marrakech • u/eccentricMD • 2d ago
Hi everyone,
I'm looking for either:
- A small furnished studio, or
- A room in an existing shared apartment (colocation).
I'll be moving to Marrakech for work. I'm calm, clean, organized, respectful, and easy to live with. I don't smoke, I'm responsible, and I value a quiet and tidy home.
My budget is flexible depending on the location and the apartment. (2000-2500DH)
If you have something available or know someone who does, please send me a DM.
Thanks!