Culture
A true institution in Marrakech, the Majorelle Garden is well-known to everyone. But do you really know its history, from its creation by Jacques Majorelle to its restoration by Pierre Bergé and Yves Saint Laurent? If you want a refresher, this is the place to be! Photo: DR
Photography
Bloggers and globe-trotters will agree: Marrakech is one of the top places in the world for photography! With contrasting landscapes, a captivating array of colors, and uniquely charming monuments and palaces, the Pearl of the South offers the perfect backdrop for selfies and photo shoots. Made in Marrakech reveals the 10 best places to strike a pose in Marrakech. Photo: Yaopey Yong
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
Tourism
Located about a 45-minute walk from Jemaa El Fna square, Avenue Menara leads to the garden of the same name. At the center of the garden, a large pond at the foot of a small pavilion serves as a water reserve for irrigating the nearby shrubs. On weekends, the people of Marrakech enjoy strolling through this vast, quiet, and soothing expanse. However, many are unaware of the history of this unique place at the heart of the Southern Pearl. Photo: Md.Boualam
Culture
In 1966, during his first visit to the ochre city, Yves Saint Laurent fell completely in love with this city of a thousand colors. This trip would shape both his personal and professional life, intertwining their destinies forever. A look back at the tender relationship between the designer and Marrakech in 10 photos! Photo: Musée Yves Saint Laurent. Photo: DR
Outdoor
This famed garden in Marrakesh is listed among "150 gardens you must visit before you die" according to American writer Stefanie Waldek. It's a perfect opportunity to rediscover this whimsical, lush spot situated 28 kilometers from the city center, on the Ourika road. Photo: Le Jardin Anima