Immerse yourself in the enchanting atmosphere of Marrakech, a city of a thousand colors and flavors, and let yourself be carried away by the charm of its Medina districts, with their riads hidden behind discreet walls, offering havens of peace where tradition and modernity meet!

A large Almoravid gateway built in the 12th century, it is flanked by two towers, close to the bus station and giving access to the northern part of the Medina. An important historical testimony to ancient Moroccan architecture, its name evokes the commercial exchanges and cultural encounters that animated the region for centuries. Today’s visitors can admire its majesty and imagine caravans loaded with goods captivating traditions. A symbol of Marrakech’s openness to the world, Bab Doukkala continues to fascinate travelers in search of history and enchanting traditions.

Iconic and livling, Jemaa El Fna is Morocco’s best known and biggest square, famous for its vibrant, colourful atmosphere. it’s a place where the bewitching sounds of traditional music, the intoxicating scents of spices and local dishes, and the shimmering colors of merchants stands mingle. Day and night, this magical square attracts visitors from all over the world in search of authenticity and a change of scene. A real dive into the heart of Moroccan culture, this district invites you to meet talented artists, sample tasty culinary specialties and soak up the hustle and bustle of everyday Marrakech life.

Located to the northwest of Place Jemaa el-Fna, bounded to the north by Rue Sidi El Yamani and to the east by Rue Souk El Ksour, this is one of the city’s liveliest and most picturesque districts, and home to numerous riads operated as guesthouses. To the west of the district is the city’s craft center. The Mouassine district is one of the oldest in Marrakech. The narrow streets are packed with artisanal stores, traditional cafes and charming little restaurants. Locals and visitors mingle in a cheerful bustle, creating a unique and authentic atmosphere. The Place des Ferblantiers, the Carpet Souk, the Mouassine Mosque. Every street corner reveals a treasure to be discovered, making Mouassine and El Ksour must sees on any visit to Marrakech.

A fortified district in the south-western part of Marrakech, Kasbah is one of the city’s most emblematic and fascinating, with its narrow streets, buildings, Moorish architecture of palaces and mosques, and the captivating atmosphere full of history. A large part of this district is still occupied by the Royal Palace, which serves as the residence of the King of Morocco when he is in Marrakech. Its western quarters, in particular, Moulay al-Yazid and Derb Chtouka, have become residential areas with a significant number of tourist riads. Whether you’re a lover of history, shopping or gastronomy, the Kasbah district will seduce you with its authentic charm and warm atmosphere.

A district particularly rich in history and culture, it’s known for its narrow streets, colorful small shops and lively atmosphere. Its name comes from the Arabic word “Melh”, meaning “salt”: In every city of Morocco, the mellah is the Jewish district. The heart of the Mellah was once the Place des Ferblantiers, surrounded by craftsmen from other trades such as jewelers, goldsmiths and weavers, which has now been completely restored and attracts tourists. Synagogues and traces of the old community can still be found here. Visitors can wander its picturesque streets, taste the delights of local cuisine and admire the traditional architecture. Marrakech’s Mellah is a true jewel of the city, harmoniously mixing tradition and modernity.

A district that embodies the luxury and elegance of the ochre city, it is known for its 5 stars hotels, refined restaurants and high-range boutiques. Its palm-lined streets offer a peaceful, luxurious atmosphere ideal for relaxation and discovery: to walk there is to immerse yourself in a universe where authenticity mingles with refinement, where the past meets the present in captivating harmony. A symbol of opulence and prestige, with its sumptuous architecture and impeccable service, the marvellous Royal Mansour is the emblem of this, with its collection of 53 luxury riads that will offer you an unforgettable experience.