6 Days in MarrakechSix days wandering Marrakech: getting lost in the souks, sitting in gardens, trying local dishes, and taking a few escapes to the desert and coast.Authorsrachelhelsby
DestinationsMarrakeshItinerary

Day 1

Riad Al Jana
A peaceful hideaway in the heart of the medina; it feels like your own secret courtyard-home where you can escape the souk buzz.
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Jemaa el-Fnaa
The heart of Marrakech: this square pulses with storytellers, food stalls and performers, it’s the place to soak in the city’s electric energy.
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Le Jardin Restaurant Marrakech Medina
A lush, garden-oasis tucked away in the medina; their tagines are beautifully fresh and the cool greenery feels like a calm hug after exploring the souks.
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Day 2

J2H4+HP4
Former palace of the Pasha of Marrakech, now a museum: it’s a slice of opulent history hidden in the medina.
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Bacha Coffee
A luxe café born in Marrakech with hundreds of arabica blends; perfect spot to sample rich, aromatic coffee after a morning of sightseeing.
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Koutoubia
The iconic mosque in Marrakech, with a towering 77 m minaret; it’s a must-see landmark, especially at sunset when its silhouette defines the skyline.
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Madrasa Ben Youssef
A historic Islamic college full of breathtaking architecture, zellige tiles and carved plaster — one of the most beautiful examples of Moorish design in the city.
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Cafe Clock
Quirky café with a rooftop, local art, storytelling nights and even a camel burger; it’s a lovely spot to pause and feel the creative side of Marrakech.
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Souk Semmarine
Your one-stop souk artery: lanes for leather, lanterns, spices — a classic shopping playground for finding authentic artisan pieces.
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Le Salama Moroccan Soul Food
Rooftop restaurant with live belly-dancing, rooftop views and a lively vibe; great for an atmospheric dinner and cocktails as the city lights up.
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Day 3

Yves Saint Laurent Museum
A stylish modern museum dedicated to Yves Saint Laurent’s work and his deep connection to Marrakech; perfect for fashion and design lovers.
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Jardin Majorelle
A calm botanical garden painted in cobalt blue and lush greens, originally designed by Jacques Majorelle — one of Marrakech’s most peaceful and photogenic spots.
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Plus61
A bright, modern spot in Guéliz known for fresh, Australian-inspired Mediterranean dishes.
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Le Jardin Secret
A beautifully restored secret garden set behind medina walls.
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BELDI COUNTRY CLUB
A dreamy escape just outside Marrakech, with rose gardens, glass-blowing workshops, and serene pools.
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Day 4

Essaouira
A breezy, relaxed coastal town with blue-and-white streets and a slower pace.
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Souk essaouira
A calmer, more spacious market than Marrakech’s souks, great for finding woodwork, textiles, and artisan pieces without the crowds.
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Gallery Kasbah
Discover Essaouira’s creative side. This charming gallery showcases local artists and crafts.
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Port of Essaouira Sqala
Walk along the historic sea bastion for ocean views, cannons, and some of the best photo spots in the city.
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Essaouira port
A working fishing port packed with blue boats and daily catches — come early morning to see the city at its most authentic.
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Plage d'Essaouira
A long, windswept beach perfect for walking, kite surfing, or just soaking up the Atlantic breeze.
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Ocean Vagabond
A relaxed beachfront hangout at the edge of Essaouira’s beach — great for a laid-back lunch with your toes in the sand.
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Nomad Marrakech
A modern Moroccan rooftop restaurant in the medina — come for the views and the fresh, contemporary take on local flavors.
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Day 5

Saadian Tombs
Beautifully decorated royal mausoleums from the Saadian dynasty — small but incredibly ornate, and a fascinating window into Marrakech’s history.
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El Badi Palace
Wander through the vast ruins of this once-magnificent palace — its sunken gardens and stork-topped walls make it especially atmospheric.
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Pâtisserie des Princes
A classic Moroccan pastry shop near Jemaa el-Fna — great for picking up traditional sweets or a quick coffee break during the day.
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Bahia Palace
A 19th-century palace known for its elegant courtyards, carved ceilings, and intricate tilework — one of Marrakech’s most beautiful interiors.
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Dar Moha
A refined restaurant housed in a traditional riad. come for a more elegant, quiet dining experience with a romantic setting.
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Day 6

Miss Lalla Hammam Authentique & Spa
A traditional hammam offering classic Moroccan treatments, perfect for ending a long day of exploring with a steam and scrub.
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House of Photography in Marrakech
A museum showcasing historic photographs of Morocco. A fantastic way to see the country through its cultural and visual past.
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Souk Cherifia
A small, curated souk with boutiques offering quality crafts.
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Terrasse des épices
End your trip with rooftop drinks and sweeping views over the medina, a perfect spot to relax, toast to Marrakech, and soak in the city one last time.
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Fun Experiences & Tours

Overnight stay in the Agafay Desert, Deluxe Tent with Show and Swimming Pool
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Hot Air Balloon Flight over Marrakech with Traditional Breakfast
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Marrakech Historical and Cultural Tour - Half Day City Tour
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Marrakech: Medina Souks Guided Walking Tour
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Moroccan Cooking Class in Marrakech & Food Market by Chef Khmisa
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Ouzoud Waterfalls Guided Hike and Boat Trip from Marrakech
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Agafay Desert Luxury, Quad, Camel, Pool, Dinner Show and Concert
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Marrakech Hammam Spa Experience with Traditional Moroccan Tea
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Marrakech: 1 Day Tour-Best of the Atlas Mountains &Three Valleys
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