Accessible holidays in Morocco

LEMur offers a limbing and bouldering gym area in the heart of Rabat

Die Saadier-Gräber sind historisch und architektonisch interessant und einen Besuch wert.

Obwohl heute nur noch die Ruinen des damals prunkvollen Palastes übrig sind, sollte man sich den Badi-Palast nicht entgehen lassen.

Die orientalische Bauweise des Bahia-Palastes ist beeindruckend und lockt viele Touristen an. Aufgrund der Größe des Palastes sollte man für die Besichtigung mehrere Stunden einplanen.

Der Djemaa el Fna ist das Zentrum der Medina. Er eignet sich gut als Ausgangspunkt für eine Stadttour. 

Der Platz der Lampenmacher liegt zwischen den Palästen El Badi und Bahia. Früher stellte der Platz das Bindeglied zwischen dem jüdischen Viertel Marrakeschs, auch Mellah genannt, und dem arabischen Teil dar.

Visit the Marrakesh souks with a guided tour and walk through the Medina's market maze to see its different sections. These markets are known for their lively atmosphere and variety of goods.See craftsmen at work, from leather makers to rug weavers. Explore the wide range of spices and hand-woven textiles. Get an authentic look at Moroccan culture through its market life.

Visit Dar Essalam Restaurant in the Medina, where tradition meets modernity. This authentic spot has a rich history with guests like Winston Churchill, Charles Trenet, and Alfred Hitchcock. Enjoy Moroccan cuisine accompanied by oriental music and dance.Choose from various rooms, each with unique architecture and history.The K'Dim room, from the 17th century, showcases high standards of Islamic art. Its ceilings and doors are richly decorated, and it was featured in Alfred Hitchcock's film "The Man Who Knew Too Much."The Royal room has an Arabian-Andalusian lounge style with a large cupola and fountain. It exemplifies traditional Moroccan design and is suitable for seminars and congresses.

Join a 3-hour evening food tour in the Medina of Marrakesh, which is a must-see at night.. Visit lively alleys with local food stalls, spices, and the sounds of busy streets.The tour includes tasting local bread, teas, barbecues, and traditional soups. With a local guide, get closer to food makers and street vendors through chats and tastings.Taste local flavors in the Marrakesh medina and markets. The small group tour covers 10 tastings, featuring traditional tagine and local sweets. Learn about the ingredients, techniques, and traditions behind the foods while watching local chefs at work.

Visit the old Medina of Marrakech and see its main sights on a city tour. Check out the Koutoubia Mosque, Saadian Tombs, Bahia Palace, and old city walls. Walk through the medina to see traditional souks, bakeries, and lodging houses. Learn about Marrakech’s history and culture along the way.Find the cultural highlights of Marrakech, including historical quarters with food markets, bakeries, hammams, and artisan workshops. Visit historical sites, gardens, and museums.See the colorful souks with tinsmiths, dyers, and herbalist stalls. End at Jemaa el-Fnaa square, where locals gather for storytellers, musicians, snake charmers, acrobats, and jugglers.