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Marrakesh, nicknamed the Red City, is the former imperial city and is located in western Morocco. Being a city you either love or hate, Marrakesh has many cultural experiences awaiting you but can also be challenging to navigate for many foreigners. No matter how long you stay in Marrakesh, you will keep discovering more exciting neighborhoods, shops, restaurants, or markets. Things seem to continually be changing and evolving inside the city, making every trip a new adventure instead of like coming back to visit an old friend. Home to palaces, manicured gardens, mosques, shopping centers, and museums, Marrakesh is a vibrant hub of activity. It will draw you in and mold you into the culture, whether you are here for a day or a month. Come experience the magic that is Marrakesh and mingle with the eccentric locals, learning from them the heritage and traditions of the city. Stroll through the streets breathing in the vibrancy of the city, and listen to the dialects that surround you as you meander through the various neighborhoods. 

Luggage Storage in Marrakesh

Map out your itinerary and then search for nearby Bounce locations so you can stow luggage, large shopping bags, or bulky backpacks while exploring the city. Bounce is a short-term storage company that has partnered with several businesses throughout Marrakesh. We offer a safe way to store your baggage, so you are not setting yourself up for possible thieves targeting you and stealing your luggage. Locals also find Bounce to be useful for short-term storage. 

Marrakesh City Guide

Top Things to Do

Marrakesh is a major hub in Morocco. It offers so many different types of cultural experiences with a few touristy attractions tossed in. Figuring out where to begin once you get to Marrakesh can be a bit daunting, especially if you have never visited Morocco before. Bounce has come up with a list of places to see, malls and markets to visit, and restaurants you can enjoy. 

Museums

Marrakesh offers numerous cultural experiences to keep you entertained while learning more about Moroccan culture and heritage. No matter if you are here for a day or for a week, you will find more than stuffy museums filled with ancient, dusty artifacts.

• Musee Yves Saint Laurent Marrakesh: Dedicated to renowned fashion designer Yves Saint Laurent, this museum displays many pieces of clothing designed by Saint Laurant as well as his sketches and photos. Stroll through and drool over some of the high-end clothing that has graced many magazine covers and catwalks. While in the museum, sit and just take in the artistry that was Yves Saint Laurent. 

• Jardin Majorelle: This botanical garden encompasses about two and a half acres and was created by Jacques Majorelle, a French artist. The garden was started in 1923 but was not completed until the mid-1960s. The layout of the garden creates a sense of tranquility and gives you a glimpse of much of the native flora as well as some exotic plants that have been imported in and nurtured. 

• Palácio de Bahia: This palace was constructed during the late 19th century and is surrounded by manicured gardens. The Bahia Palace, which means brilliance, is open for public tours (but only specific areas of the palace). Guided tours are available most days. The architecture of the palace has perfectly captured the spirit of Moroccan and Islamic style. When visiting, make sure you step out into the back courtyard and enjoy the tranquility that immediately surrounds you. 

Shopping

It can be exciting searching through open-air markets and shopping malls in a different country or even a different city. The possibilities are endless as you search for the perfect gift or souvenir. You may need a separate suitcase to cart home all of your fantastic finds. 

• Carré Eden Shopping Center: This modern shopping mall has everything you could ever want. When you arrive, grab a coffee at Starbucks and plan how you will conquer the many shops and kiosks. Take a break and grab a bite to eat at one of the restaurants or at the food court with many fast food options. There is even a supermarket to grab some essentials or snacks. 

• Menara Mall: Being the largest shopping mall in Marrakesh, this mall quickly becomes crowded. Bring your sense of adventure and take a break from shopping by stopping by the Kidzo, a two-story indoor attraction park. With over 90 different shops, you will spend a long afternoon window shopping or browsing the racks. Head over to the food court for refreshments and to take a break from shopping. 

• Souk Cherifia: While not technically a mall, this small collection of stores is the perfect place to go when you are limited on time. Shop for contemporary artwork, fashionable clothes, and handmade souvenirs. Haggling with the shop owners over the price is the best part of the whole shopping experience in Marrakesh. Be sure to check out the restaurant on the rooftop after you are done shopping. 

Dining

Eating your way through a country has never sounded so good. Moroccan cuisine is on a whole new level with its freshness and spicy flare. You will want to experience all things Moroccan while exploring Marrakesh, and that includes the local fare. 

• Fine Dining: Dinner and a show are what you can expect at The Red House. This high-end Moroccan restaurant offers traditional dishes served in an intimate atmosphere. Sit back and enjoy nightly lute music and watch as dancers amaze diners with their customary dances. 

• Premium Casual Dining: The best way to describe Al Fassia is as a premium casual dining experience. The food is more upscale while the prices are more moderately priced. Al Fassia was the first Moroccan restaurant to open in the neighborhood of Guéliz. Friendly service, great food, and a fun atmosphere combine for a relaxing night. Guests can munch on fresh-baked bread and olives while waiting for their entrees to arrive.

• Casual Dining: Dar Anika Kitchen is the epitome of casual dining in Morocco. The dining room has typical Moroccan flare but without the glitz and glam of some of the more upscale restaurants. Friendly staff immediately makes you feel at home and will gladly help you chose the right wine. Be sure to save room for dessert, the dessert crepes are delicious.