Attractions and tickets

Marrakech’s central public space and the changing stage for food, storytelling, music and everyday movement.

A richly decorated nineteenth-century palace shaped around courtyards, gardens and fine Moroccan craft.

A Marinid-era madrasa known for its carved plaster, woodwork and geometric tile decoration.

A landmark on the Atlantic edge of Casablanca, celebrated for its scale and contemporary Moroccan craftsmanship.

The monumental minaret and columned remains of an ambitious twelfth-century mosque beside the Mohammed V Mausoleum.

A compact Rif Mountain medina of blue-washed lanes, neighborhood squares and living craft traditions.

Historic sea-facing ramparts with broad Atlantic views and a direct connection to Essaouira’s fortified story.

A fortified earthen settlement on the former caravan route between the Sahara and Marrakech.

Morocco’s great dune field beside Merzouga, best experienced through carefully timed and responsibly operated routes.