The experience
Marrakech, the 'Red City', is a place of magic and mystery. From the bustling Jemaa el-Fnaa square to the serene Majorelle Garden, it offers a sensory explosion of colors, scents, and sounds. Explore ancient palaces, get lost in the labyrinthine souks, and experience the ultimate Moroccan hospitality in world-class riads.
Now in Marrakech
29°C
Dégagé
Best time to visit
March–May & mid-September–November
Warm days, cool evenings, and gardens at their best. Spring and autumn avoid the worst summer heat while staying mostly dry.
July–August can exceed 40°C; pace yourself and plan shade, water, and pool time.
Five moments that shape the city — from Almohad heritage to its modern luxury chapter.
Begin your journey at the largest mosque in Marrakech, an architectural masterpiece of the Almohad dynasty.
The minaret is exactly 77 meters tall and inspired the Giralda of Seville and the Hassan Tower in Rabat.
Wander through the intricate courtyards and lush gardens of this 19th-century palace, built to be the greatest of its time.
The name 'Bahia' translates to 'The Brilliant', and it was built for a former slave who rose to power.
Escape the bustling medina in this botanical and landscape garden created by artist Jacques Majorelle.
Yves Saint Laurent bought the garden in 1980 to save it from real-estate developers.
Experience the heart of the city as the sun sets, when the square fills with storytellers, musicians, and food stalls.
It was declared a 'Masterpiece of the Oral and Intangible Heritage of Humanity' by UNESCO.
End the journey on championship fairways framed by palm groves, with the snow-capped High Atlas as your backdrop — Marrakech's modern luxury chapter.
Marrakech is home to over a dozen world-class courses, including Royal Golf, Amelkis, and Samanah, all within a 20-minute drive of the medina.
