We wanted to share the places we appreciate for having lunch, dinner or to spend a good afternoon. You will also find on this page the places you must visit in Marrakech that make this city a place fulled in history. Click on photos to enlarge.

550dhs/pers rate (50€/person) includes the transfer, beverages, lessons, meals and cardskitchen. Find more info on:

http://www.faimdepices.com

In the 20's, Jacques Majorelle moved in Marrakech and bought a land.This land become the Majorelle's garden which was opened to the public in 1947.You may see different varieties of cactus.

http://www.jardinmajorelle.com/fr

Large garden which is planted with many olive trees .This place is quiet and calm which is really great at the end of the day. The sun goes down with many beautiful colors at this special moment the Menara takes its full dimension. (opened from 7am until 5pm)

Built in the late nineteenth century Bahia Palace is around the neighborhood Mellah (Jewish Quarter), you can admire soil zelliges painted cedar ceilings, doors worked with taste. In the various patios are orange trees and flowers that make this place a staple of Marrakech. (Entrance 10dh)Opened every day from 8h30 to 12h and 14h30 to 18h.

OASIRIA is a large water park, with several swimming pool ,one is heated and another has got many waves.

An oasis of relaxation for all ages! TARIFF SUMMER april to october half day adult 14€- child(-1,50m)8€ full day adult 18€- child(-1,50m) 10€ TARIFF WINTER november to march adult 10€- child (1,50m) 5€

http://www.oasiria.com

"Un déjeuner à Marrakech"is located at 2-4 Square Douar Groua. It offers you

-sandwiches,

-salted pies,

-different salads,

-the chief's hot meals and a great variety of desserts. You may choose between pastries, french pancakes, home made desserts, different flavours of ice cream.

These are all prepared only with daily products and you will appreciate the elaborate presentation. An attractive modern place situated in the neighbourhood of riad Ziton Jdid not far away from the Bahia Palace. The owner, Fatima is extremely kind and does all what she can in order for you to spend a pleasant moment.

Located next to the Museum of Marrakech, the Ben Youssef medersa was a Koranic school built during the XVIth century in 1570 and restored in 1950. A jewel of Arab-Andalusian, the medersa was for over than four centuries a home Hospitality for students who wanted to learn various sciences, including theology. Opened from 9am to 6pm.

This palace Mnebbi, house built in the late nineteenth century, was restored and renovated into a museum by Omar Benjelloun, who was a great collector of Morocco. The Marrakech Museum is funded and managed by the Foundation Omar Benjelloun.

This museum has organized since 1995 only temporary exhibitions of contemporary art or cultural heritage of Morocco. You'll find all kinds of objects such as hammered brass, arms and Berber jewelry and clothing. The objects are still used and worn in the mountains. The first floor lounge is a Moorish decor and furniture of cedar. The museum organizes concerts, theater performances and choreography. Opened from 9h till 18h30.

The Qoubba Almoravid based in Marrakech in 1064, is the last vestige of the Almoravids. The Qoubba ("dome" in Arabic) was the center of ablution for believers going to the mosque.

The Koutoubia Mosque, or Mosque of booksellers, was started under the Berber dynasty of the Almoravids in 1120, but was substantially revised from 1162 under the Almohad amir Abu Yusuf Yaqub al-Mansur, and became one of the most characteristic buildings this style. Its name comes from the fact that it was in the bazaar merchants manuscripts.

The Koutoubia was the model for the Giralda in Seville is the former minaret of the Almohad Mosque in Andalusia.

More than a million visitors came to attend the shows hosted by the snake charmers, monkey trainers, storytellers, musicians and other popular artists (games, henna tatoo, etc. ... ) early evening until the call to prayer at dawn.

The intensity of these activities spectacular and original advocated the inclusion of this site by UNESCO in 2001 as a world oral heritage, the first of its kind in the world. This site is an introduction to the medina of Marrakech, you'll find dried fruit stalls, vendors of fresh orange juice. It is also the place that takes you to the famous souks markets. It is also distinguished by speakers who tell stories or tout the merits of magic products.

Saadians Tombs from the time of the great sultan Ahmad al-Mansur (1578-1603). These tombs were only recently discovered around 1917, then restored by the department of Fine Arts. They are constantly since impress visitors with the beauty of their decoration.

The mausoleum houses the body of a sixty Saadians, including Al-Mansour, his successors and his family.

The souks are the place to visit, you will appreciate the kindness of the moroccan people. You will discover all the spices you may need to make your food better when you come back from Marrakech.

In the souks you will lose track of time, our advice take your time when you go to the souks, sometimes you get lost, the streets can seem all the same when you are not used to it. Many things: gold, textiles, furniture all kinds of things that make you think you've entered the cave of Ali Baba!

Fantasia dinner in an extraordinary place, only 20 minutes from Marrakech. Traditionnal moroccan food prepared with care and especially in the purest Moroccan tradition (mechoui kilns unique), all the people there know how to make this moment a memory where all your senses have been solicited.

With family or friends or for all kind of events (weddings, anniversaries, incentives, seminar ...) this place is made to accommodate your plans. Feel free to send us your wishes and we will organize them.

Located in one of the most ancient street of the medina of Marrakech, the restaurant KSAR ESSAOUSSAN welcomes you in a traditionnal riad. More informations on :

http://www.essaoussane.com

Located in the heart of the neighborhood of gueliz, the "Café de la Poste" is opened from morning to night whether for a drink, brunch, lunch and dinner. Fish or meat, carpaccio of monkfish, a good wine list and a friendly welcome always.

www.grandcafedelaposte.com

Mireille welcomes you at The Flor de Azahar's shop with all her kindness.She has found for you all the things you find in her shop, jewelry, beautiful fabrics, a lot of things that you can't avoid in Marrakech. Located in the medina, riad zitoun jdid.

Out of time,the "Bled de Gre" welcomes you to enjoy and relax

Grenadine and Philippe Soubielle welcomes you as if you were part of the family! Possibility to have lunch and enjoy the pool for 180 dhs without the drinks.

http://www.lebleddegre.com

Opened in fall 2007, this new restaurant extends and enriches the story of the Spice Cafe. Each week, the chef offers in addition to map choice of Moroccan and international dishes 55 to 85 dhs for inputs from 90 dirhams and 145 dirhams for dishes and a selection of desserts from 15 to 55 dirhams.

http://www.terrassedesepices.com

Close to the famous Jemaa el Fna's square,beautiful restaurant:thaï and morrocan food. The Narwama welcomes you in a sumptuous and unique. Fire-eaters and other surprises, good music and very good food (Between 250 and 400 dhs) Adress: Hay Zéfriti 30, rue Koutoubia Marrakech

http://www.narwama.com