This is the best day trip to discover and explore the deep Berber country in self-drive or chauffeured 4WD and enjoy the breathtaking sceneries of valleys, villages and open landscapes. In a tiny Berber village an hour’s drive from Marrakech, discover the simplicity and authenticity of authentic Berber cuisine with
Enjoy the video tour of the Moroccan Culinary Art Museum. Located in the medina of Marrakech, the museum is an ancient house that has been completely refurbished and revamped into a beautiful palace, a marvel of Moroccan craftsmanship and a genuine work of art.
Hilton will open its first Waldorf Astoria in 2025 after signing an agreement with Star Hill Tangier, a luxury resort surrounded by lush greenery. Here is all the information so far.
Time Out magazine surveyed 20,000 city residents to establish its 2022 ranking of the best cities to visit and live in. While the 2021 index focused on resilience, solidarity and good pandemic management, the 2022 index focuses on the resurgence of activity, “with thriving nightlife, incredible food and drink, and
Since Marrakech has been confined last March due to the Coronavirus, we have come to discover the city from an unprecedented point of view.
Many photographers, amongst whom Caroline Darcourt, have captured this unique atmosphere, with empty streets and boulevards.
Our beautiful blue planet, bearer of so many dreams of travel and discovery, is very sick and so are we, with it, all of us now going through difficult circumstances never before known and of great sadness.
The World Tourism Organization (WTO) has decided to hold its 24th General Assembly in the city of Marrakech in 2021 after the candidacy of the North African Kingdom won the majority of votes. Enjoy this 3mn video !
High place of international gastronomy, the Lotus Club restaurant dinner and show in Marrakech is set in a magnificent villa of the 30s and located in one of the most luxurious areas of the ocher city: “Hivernage” district.
In the heart of the lush palm grove of Marrakech, a remote village of only Bedouin tents is built on this outstanding site, exclusively for your event, presenting a nomads’ tented dinner with Moroccan Saharan and Oriental décor, a subject to the most famous Orientalist tableaux.
This palace, once the «official» area of Caid Layadi’s Palace- a former ruler of Marrakech in the 19th century – has been restored over the years to its past original splendour of sculpted wooden and painted ceilings, ancient zellij and majestic space by Mustapha Segueni, a lover of Morocco history
