Editor's Choice Marrakech
This collection features Marrakech's historical and recreational landmarks, ranging from the 16th-century Saadian ruins of El Badi Palace to the French protectorate-era railway station. It highlights natural sites like the expansive olive groves of Menara Gardens and the high-altitude trails of Mount Toubkal in the Atlas Mountains. For leisure, the list includes the colonial-style Grand Café de la Poste in the Gueliz district and the aquatic facilities of Oasiria Water Park.
A El Badi Palace
Historic ruined royal palace from the late 16th century featuring grand Moroccan architecture and remnants of Saadian dynasty grandeur.
B Menara Gardens
A vast garden in the middle of the olive trees is a great place for a getaway from the hustle and bustle of the city.
C Toubkal
Toubkal, also Jbel Toubkal or Jebel Toubkal, is a mountain in southwestern Morocco, located in the Toubkal National Park.
D Oasiria Water Park
Newly built, extensive water park with plenty to offer to the kids and adults alike. Shuttle bus runs from the Koutobia mosque.
Grand Café de la Poste
Historic 1920s brasserie in the Gueliz district featuring colonial-era architecture, a mezzanine terrace, and traditional French-Moroccan interior design.
F Marrakech
The old railway station was built during the French protectorate in the 1920s.
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