Marrakech is humming with energy, and each return reveals something new. Perhaps it’s the newly opened Jnane Rumi, the city’s latest boutique hotel causing a stir, or the timeless charm of Marrakech’s flower markets—an essential visit, not just for their intoxicating scent, but to immerse yourself in a city that never truly rests.
Marrakech in spring is a sensory delight—each visit a layered experience of tradition and modernity, artisanal craftsmanship, and contemporary cool. Let this guide be your map to discovery.
Here’s where to go this spring:
A celebration of modern Moroccan cuisine, where the magic happens around an open kitchen helmed exclusively by female chefs. Expect a sensory experience—flavors rich with heritage, prepared with skill and passion, all within a beautifully minimalistic space. @shabishabi_marrakech
A hidden gem for handwoven bags in an array of shapes and colors—a refreshing alternative to the overexposed logo-clad carryalls.@ruetougma
An artisanal brand redefining unisex fashion with handwoven fabrics and a commitment to zero-waste production. Each piece tells a story of craftsmanship, shipped worldwide. @marrakshi.life
Australian spirit meets Marrakech—unpretentious, generous, and effortlessly cool. The menu mirrors Australia’s cultural diversity, with locally sourced ingredients shaping bold, fresh flavors. @plus61marrakech
An impeccably curated selection of vintage carpets, artisanal jewelry, objets trouvés, and traditional Moroccan caftans—where history and craftsmanship collide. @soufnygallery
A limited-edition collection of tailored pieces—clothing, hats, and accessories—crafted from rare vintage fabrics. A must-visit for those who love the art of dressing. @funkyfahd
Fashion stylist and interior designer Corinne Bensimon invites you into her world of locally crafted fashion and homeware—where Parisian elegance meets Moroccan soul. @corinnebensimon
SOUFIANE ZARIB
More than just a rug dealer, Soufiane Zarib reimagines interiors on a grand scale. Step into his Marrakech showroom, where oversized dimensions and visionary design transport you into what feels like an AI-generated dreamscape.@soufianezarib
Artist Hassan Hajjaj—best known for his vibrant, pop-infused aesthetic (think Madonna’s cover art backdrops)—brings together art, culture, and food in his showroom and café. Grab a tangine, sip on mint tea, and let the creative energy of Marrakech unfold around you. @jajjah_by_hassan_hajjaj