Designed by the painter Jacques Majorelle and restored by Yves Saint Laurent. Cobalt blue, cacti, and silence amidst the hustle and bustle.

A large esplanade with olive trees, a pond, and views of the Atlas Mountains. Ideal for strolling at sunset and watching the city breathe.

Ruins of a palace with austere gardens and a tranquil atmosphere. Moorish architecture with history.

Art cinema and red carpet in a city that blends tradition and contemporaneity.

Key dates to understand the local culture. The city changes its pace, the atmosphere is different.

Every night is different. Live music, food stalls, and life without a script.

Heart of the medina. The place where everything happens: storytellers, musicians, spices, street food.

Old Quranic school with detailed architecture and quiet courtyards.

Cool spaces, mosaics, light, and shadow. An elegant and calm space within urban chaos.

Two basic dishes from Moroccan cuisine. They combine spices, meat or vegetables, and are cooked slowly, as it should be.

The bread is baked in a traditional oven. The harira soup is comforting. Sweets (baklava, briouats) finish any meal.

More than a drink, it's a ritual. From any terrace, you can see the rhythm of the city while the tea cools down.