Discover the magic of street food in Marrakech: couscous, bisteeya, mechoui, freshly baked bread, and countless spices. This video spotlight by the Travel Word brings you mouth-watering culinary delights from the foothills of the snow-capped Atlas Mountains that will surely make your mouth water!
Keen to prepare some Moroccan cuisine for yourself? Why not try a Marrakech Urban Adventures Tajine Cookery Class? As both a chef and a shopper, you will learn many interesting facts, get involved with the locals, and then enjoy your own spicy creations.
In the bustling squares of Marrakech, traditional markets offer much more than food and spices. In Djemma el-Fna Square, you will find shoemakers, fabric dyers, jewellery makers, as well as musicians and snake charmers, all of them ready to bargain. Wandering through the adjacent souqs, riads, palaces and narrow streets can be tiring, so there is hardly a better way to relax than in a hamam, where massage and steam will chase away your weariness.
Marrakech is an ancient city – a true architectural and cultural marvel – inseparable from the rest of Morocco, a country of expansive deserts, romantic cities, white sand beaches and soaring mountains. After a visit to Marrakech, take time to discover what the rest of the country has to offer.
The original version of this post appeared on The Travel Word, a blog that showcases responsible, sustainable and local travel for whl.travel, one of the largest global online travel-booking networks catering to independent travelers headed off the beaten path, often in the developing world. whl.travel today taps into the strengths of local tourism experts who, alone, are local leaders, but together have become a forceful planet-wide presence for the right kind of tourism, bringing to major markets all the local opportunities that can have such a positive impact on hosts and visitors.
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