Unique Things to do in Marrakech
1) SIP MINT TEA ON THE TERRACES OF CAFE DE FRANCE and LOOK DOWN ON PLAZAÂ JEMAA EL-FNAA
The top terrace of Café de France offers guests the perfect vantage point from which to observe the changing Jemaa el-Fnaa scenery. Order a pot of sinfully sweet mint tea and watch the scene unfold as the juice vendors make way for impromptu restaurants and street performers.
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3) WATCH ARTISANS MAKE LEATHER AT THE TANNARIESÂ
4) DESERT TOURÂ
This thrilling adventure promises the safest yet most fun tour of the best spots of the well-known desert. You will explore the Jbilets Desert which is known for its attractive lighting. Combining the history and fascinating nature of this amazing environment, this tour has been specially planned out to help you get rid of the worries of day to day life. Only 30 minutes from the center of Marrakech, enjoy Moroccan realness- its hospitality, inhabitants, and wide-open spaces. You will also get to discover the Jbilets desert area and take in the great views of the Atlas Mountains.
During this tour, you will take a break in a little village to stretch your legs, sip hot tea and enjoy Berber hospitality.
5) VISIT JARDIN MAJORELLE
Nicely designed and maintained gardens, similar to those of Generalife in Granada, Spain. It’s a good place to recoup from the intensity of the market atmosphere.
6)Â PALACIO DE BAHIA
Very beautiful palace, definitely worth visiting, the unique North African artistry and intricate designs are all over the palace
7) GETTING LOST IN MEDINA OF MARRAKECH
The old medina is good for whatever you need. Vegetables? There are a few markets. Handmade table and chairs? Head to the furniture area. Light fittings? There’s a section. Wherever you go and whatever you buy, just make sure to haggle – it’s part of the experience and mostly expected. Keep a light disposition but stay firm, and you’ll soon earn the respect of old-town shopkeepers.
8) RELAXING IN SOME OF THE BEST HAMMANS
There are few things as quintessentially Moroccan as a weekly trip to the hammam. Head on down to the largest public one: Hammam Dar el-Bacha. Here, you pay a cover and get scrubbed down and massaged in the steaming rooms. You’ll leave feeling like a new person. Make sure to check the timings for men and women before you go.
Watch the sunrise over Morocco with a Marrakech hot air balloon flight that’s timed to catch first light on the Jbilet Mountains and the Red City.
10) ADMIRE THE KOUTOUBIA MOSQUE
Five times a day, one voice rises above the Djemaa din as the muezzin calls the faithful to prayer from the Koutoubia Mosque’s minaret.

