So you’re planning a trip to Marrakech and you can’t wait to see the hustle and bustle of Djemma el Fna. That’s fantastic. I love hanging out in the square because of its vibrant energy from all the tourists and locals interacting in the shops, the stalls, and practically every corner. But there are some …
Marrakech
Marrakech’s Medina is home to some of the most beautiful riads in Marrakech – and in all of Morocco. From traditional zellige (hand-crafted painted tiles) and Arabic calligraphy lining the walls to opulent gold and brass fixtures decorating the salons to even a modern, clean-cut esthetic that features minimal décor and lots of white to …
The #1 tourist spot people mention when they talk about Marrakech is Jemma El Fna square. Rightfully so, of course, as it’s the busiest square in North Africa and one of the most famous in the Arab world. It has a rich history with centuries of being the center of life in the Medina for …
For many vegetarians visiting Marrakech can be difficult, but it really shouldn’t be. Moroccan food is traditionally very heavy on vegetables and light, or completely absent of meat. However, the food found in restaurants is very different than the food served in homes. The presumption is that tourists want meat. So, many traditional dishes never …
Finding family-friendly hotels in Marrakech isn’t always easy. Start your search here and you’ll be under the Moroccan sun before you know it!
Coming to Marrakech on a budget or don’t want to hire a guide? You’re in luck! Today I’m going to provide you with a do it yourself walking tour of the city that will take you as far back in history as possible and bring you to the modern-day. It’s not a secret that I love …





