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.

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A

El Badi Palace

Historic ruined royal palace from the late 16th century featuring grand Moroccan architecture and remnants of Saadian dynasty grandeur.

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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.

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C

Toubkal

Toubkal, also Jbel Toubkal or Jebel Toubkal, is a mountain in southwestern Morocco, located in the Toubkal National Park.

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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.

E

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.