Aswak Assalam is a well known chain operating in urban cities throughout Morocco. It opened recently in Marrakech and already has two locations, owned by Yna Holding, it offers similar services and products as its competitors, except it does not sell alcohol.
The Fountain Mouassine was built in 1570 by Moulay Abdallah Saadien, made of stucco and carved cedar, it is a much admired historical monument, representing the past and the generations that followed. Tourists are not advised to drink its water.
The stands are located on the site of the WTCC Race of Morocco, they are built facing the street circuit, which has ran the race of the FIA WTCC since 2007.
200km from Marrakech sits Ouzoud, natural reserve where you can see birds and monkeys and waterfalls from a height of around 110 meters, situated in the Middle Atlas, it is ideal in the summer months.
Dating back to the beginning of the 20th century, Dar el Glaoui, the former home of the Pacha of Marrakesh, is an architectural jewel comprised of several beautiful and treed patios, all in a typical local decor, perfectly recording the richness of the arts and crafts h...
The stands are located in the building of the WTCC Race of Morocco. This metal building is built facing the street circuit which runs the race of the FIA WTCC since 2007.
Souk El Khemis is an open Souk where there are craftsmen, blacksmiths and some antiques. Every day of the week vendors come to display their merchandise, Thursday and Sunday mornings are the best time to visit.
Acima is a supermarket with locations in all major cities throughout Morocco. The shop sells food products, linens for home, clothing, pet food and also has a pharmacy. Many promotions and sales take place throughout the year.
Chouari Souk offers the work of skilled carpenters and cabinet makers in the region.
Rahba Ladima is in the middle of the souk and is filled with merchants selling straw hats, herbal remedies and cosmetics, Berber carpets and fruit vendors.
The tanneries is isolated from the rest of the souks, in this part of the Medina you will discover new techniques of working with leather and explore the merchandise of the local tanners.
This is a wholesale fruit and vegetable market where vendors from across the region sell their produce.
The Village of Asni is a rural stream in the Atlas mountains, it is the starting point for treks and hikes towards Imlil, Lake Ifni and the Toubkal mountains, the highest peak of the Atlas culminates at 4167 meters.
Souk Kimahin consists of local crafstmen who make traditional musical instruments like flutes and djembes.
The Bab Atlas Roundabout is the intersection between the Route de Fes and the last turnoff to the Route de Ouarzazate, before crossing the Ourika River.
This complex contains all trades from all over the country and presents the rich tapestry of traditional Moroccan craftsmenship.
Located in the heart of the Mellah, this beautiful square is a nice stop to enjoy the work of talented artisans who work with glass and metal to create lamps, there are also other shops and a few eateries in the area.
Acima is a supermarket with locations in all major cities throughout Morocco. The shop sells food products, linens for home, clothing, pet food and also has a pharmacy. Many promotions and sales take place throughout the year.
The Souk des broeries consists of a few small shops in a small street near the Ben Youssef Mosque, each one offering original works of embroidery such as tunics, kaftans and sarongs and colourful threads.
The carpenters' Souk is composed of several craftsmen and cabinet makers who work on the floor in front of their shops.
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