Morning
If you’ve stayed in one of Marrakech’s many beautiful Riads, you may be able to enjoy breakfast on the roof terrace, admiring the view over the city skyline. Breakfast will probably be the local delicacy msemmen (Moroccan pancakes), best enjoyed whilst soaking up the sun!
No trip to Marrakech would be complete without a hammam. An experience of these Turkish baths will leave you feeling relaxed and cleaner than clean – the perfect start to your time in Morocco.
Afternoon
After your hammam, pay a visit to the Tombeaux Saadiens, and Palais Bahia to learn a bit about the history of the city.
Marrakech has been influenced by many cultures so immerse yourself in the rich history and vibrant architecture. Take a wander through the seemingly never-ending souks and medina, search out the Koutoubia Mosque (you can’t miss the towering minaret, especially when the prayer call rings out!).
If all the walking around is working up a thirst it’s time to get aquatinted with the Moroccan mint tea you’ll be seeing a lot of. Find where the locals are and soak up the bustling Marrakech street life. If you fancy giving the feet a rest then why not hop on a horse and carriage for a slightly faster paced tour of the city!
Evening
With night falling and the sun beginning to set we’d recommend heading back to Jemaa El-Fnaa square, it really starts to come alive when it gets dark. Food stalls are carted out and transform the square into a hive of sounds, sights, and smells.
Take in the vibrant atmosphere and sample some of the cuisine, there’s plenty to choose from!
