Marrakech
Rooftops, dyers' courtyards and a medina that is quiet if you let it be.
The square is the square. The medina behind it, especially the dyers' quarter in Mouassine, is where the city lives — and where you can drink tea at sunset without anyone selling you a carpet.
Neighbourhoods in Marrakech
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Amal Center
Marrakech, MoroccoA Guéliz restaurant and training kitchen where every meal helps fund and train local women for kitchen work.
Henna Art Cafe
Marrakech, MoroccoA rooftop café and small garden above the souk, mint tea and henna application done by hand.
Riad Al Moussika
Marrakech, MoroccoA restored 19th-century mansion turned intimate riad in the Riad Zitoun quarter, built around an open courtyard.
Where to stay in Marrakech
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Amal Center
Marrakech, MoroccoA Guéliz restaurant and training kitchen where every meal helps fund and train local women for kitchen work.
Riad Al Moussika
Marrakech, MoroccoA restored 19th-century mansion turned intimate riad in the Riad Zitoun quarter, built around an open courtyard.
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Four imperial cities, and the trick is to get lost in the right one.