This former palace showcases Moroccan architecture with detailed wood carvings, colorful tiles, and peaceful courtyards. Inside, you’ll find a mix of traditional and modern art that highlights Moroccan culture. Tip: Stop by the on-site coffee house for some excellent Moroccan coffee. Arriving early will help you avoid crowds, giving you more time to explore the rooms at your own pace.

Located in the Medina, Café Des Épices offers a great rooftop view over the markets. It’s a convenient place to enjoy a mint tea or a simple meal while taking in the atmosphere of the souks below. Tip: The top floor provides the best views, especially at sunset. It’s often busy, so expect a short wait during peak times.

A restored historical garden within the Medina, offering a quiet space to escape the noise of the city. Its traditional Islamic garden design is both calming and well-maintained. Tip: For a view over the Medina, take the optional tower climb. There’s also a café where you can have a drink while enjoying the greenery.

The Agafay Desert is a rocky landscape close to Marrakesh, perfect for camel rides and outdoor dinners. It’s a different but equally fascinating experience compared to the Sahara. Tip: Book a guided tour that includes transportation, and bring sunscreen and a hat—the sun can be strong even when temperatures are mild.