Dar El Bacha
Cafe-restaurant founded in 1910 in a wing of the Pasha's palace in Marrakech, offering over 200 Arabica coffee varieties from 35 countries. Art Deco decor with glass roof, adjoining boutique, and on-site Confluences museum.
Founded in 1910 in a wing of the former Pasha's palace in Marrakech, Bacha Coffee combines architectural heritage and coffee expertise. The Art Deco decor and impressive glass roof create a refined setting for tasting.
Bacha Coffee offers an immersion into the world of premium coffee in a historic setting that combines Moroccan culture and international expertise.
Boost
Marrakech is surely one of the sunniest cities in Morocco. However, it too sees its rainy days. And when it rains, the pools empty just like the alleys of the medina. So to help you through those long days of counting raindrops, Made in City has prepared a mix of diverse activities you can enjoy, even when it's pouring. Photo: Spa of La Mamounia
Discovery
Just minutes from Jemaa el Fna square, Dar el Bacha stands out as one of the most stylish neighborhoods in the medina. Named after the residence of Marrakech's former Pasha, this area is full of designer shops, antique dealers, art galleries and museums, not to mention some must-visit restaurants. Here are our top picks! Photo: El Fenn