Essentials
Hivernage is chic, but Guéliz remains the vibrant heart of Marrakech, blending history and modernity. With its Art Deco buildings, major brands, and peaceful gardens, this district invites leisurely exploration. Whether you're a tourist or a local, Guéliz always has something to charm you. Discover our recommended spots and activities to explore this iconic area. Photo : Jardin Majorelle
Hitchcock
Among all the films shot in Marrakech, one of the oldest and most beloved is 'The Man Who Knew Too Much', directed by Alfred Hitchcock. Following the undeniable success of 'Casablanca', filmed in 1942 by Michael Curtiz, Hitchcock had no choice but to showcase his talent and reveal to the world all the charms of the city. Photo: DR
Cinema
The city of Ouarzazate definitely deserves its nickname as the 'City of Cinema'. However, Marrakech has nothing to envy from the Gateway to the South as many filmmakers have fallen for its charms and the variety of its settings. Let's explore some masterpieces made in Marrakech. Photo: DR
CINEMA
After a two-year hiatus, the latest edition of the Marrakech International Film Festival, held under the patronage of King Mohammed VI, was a tremendous success, attracting large crowds. Let's take a look back at this highly successful reunion!
History
After 92 years of existence and defiance, the Cine Theatre Palace was partially destroyed last week. Excavators and bulldozers took over the exterior space of this iconic monument to the city's cultural and historical heritage, to the astonishment of the Marrakchis.
History
Founded in 1062 by Youssef Ibn Tachfine, Marrakech, the city of a thousand faces, has passed through civilizations and expanded over the years beyond its historic walls. Made in Marrakech offers nostalgics a journey back in time to discover the Marrakech of yesteryear. Photo: Facebook Page "Marrakech, images from the past"