Marrakech Vacations 2018: Package & Save up to $583

Marrakech Vacation Packages

Plan a trip to Marrakech and see its fascinating natural, historical and cultural attractions.

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Marrakech Vacation Packages

Rabat, the national capital, is situated 180 miles north of Marrakech, while Loudaya is 15 miles to the west.

After you've come this far, a visit to Jamaa el Fna is almost mandatory. This renowned attraction is certain to impress.

Make sure the whole family has a good time by stopping by some of the child-friendly activities in the area. Everyone will have a great time at the Cinema Megarama, Oasiria Water Park and La Plage Rouge.

Want to roll the dice? Make your way over to the Casino de Marrakech or the Le Grand Casino de la Mamounia.

The Le Jardin Secret plays a large role in conserving the region's botanical species. Be sure to swing by and admire the work that they do.

When the weather is fine, grab a bite to eat and find a shady nook at one of the area's picturesque urban parks, such as the Menara Gardens and Agdal Gardens. Cyber Parc and Place of Youth are two more excellent places to while away a lazy afternoon and catch up on some reading.

Nature-loving travelers often visit Takerkoust Dam and Toubkal National Park for a bit of respite.

The area's exhibition spaces are brimming with interesting stories and quirky facts. Savor the contemplative atmosphere as you check out the varied collections at the Marrakesh Museum and the Dar Si Said Museum. Equally rewarding are the Museum of Islamic Art and the Maison de la Photographie.

From painting to sculpture, the Dar Tiskiwin Museum and the Museum Palmeraie showcase a striking range of works throughout the year.

How can you ever be ready for the future if you don't really know the past? Head over to the Ecomusee Berbere!

Saadian Tombs and Bahia Palace are certainly worth visiting, even if you're not that into history. More stories from the days of old await at the Almoravid Koubba and the Medersa Ben Youssef.

Once the private abode of the area's most influential families, today the gates to these impressive homes are open to everyone. You'll feel as though you've stumbled into a storybook upon entering the sumptuous interior of El Badi Palace and Royal Palace.

The region's spiritual side can be experienced at the Koutoubia Minaret and the Ben Youssef Mosque. The Mouassine Mosque and the Kasbah Mosque are two more intriguing religious sites.

Good public squares provide a space for a city's residents to mingle and enjoy the sunshine and fresh air. You'll see a variety of locals at Place Bab Doukkala and Rahba Kedima. Be sure to have a stroll around and experience all that they have to offer.

To learn more about the history of Marrakech, plan a trip to some of its special symbolic sculptures and memorials, such as the Bab Agnaou and the Bab Debbagh. If you want to continue your trip down memory lane, you could also check out the Bab Doukkala Mosque and Bab El Djedid.

This area is well-known as a great shopping destination, so be sure to get your retail fix while you are here. Hunt for a bargain, splash out on a little luxury or just sit and watch the locals go by at Souk El Bahja and Souk Laghzel. You're also sure to be impressed with the selection at Marjane Hypermarket and Souk Smarine.

One of the best-loved theater and dance houses in town is theatre Royal. Before the performance, have a pre-show meal at one of the neighborhood restaurants or bars.

Regardless of how many amazing sights you've managed to cram into your itinerary, surely you've got time to squeeze in another? A stop at Place du 16 November could be just what you need.

Accommodation in Marrakech

The Expedia Marrakech hotels guide contains no less than 667 high-end and affordable hotel and apartment options, so you should have no trouble finding somewhere suitable in this popular destination.

Why not kick-off the search for the dream Marrakech room by investigating the latest offers of the fantastic Royal Mansour Marrakech, located at Rue Abou Abbas El Sebti, and the La Mamounia, at Avenue Bab - Jdid. The El Fenn, at 2 Derb Moulay Abdellah Ben Hezzian, and the Dar Karma, at 51 Derb El Mennabha are two cheaper listings that you may find worth investigating if you're traveling on a tight budget.

While you are spending time in Marrakech you will almost certainly visit Jamaa el Fna, so another option is to find a place within walking distance of this popular attraction. The La Villa Des Orangers - Relais & Châteaux is around 0.4 miles away. Another popular choice is the Riad Farnatchi, about 0.5 miles away.

Popular Activities in Marrakech

Traveling isn't about destinations and deluxe hotels. It's about the experiences you embrace and the extraordinary memories you collect along the way!

The really great news is that Marrakech has heaps of things to do. Here are some of our picks:

If you'd like to check out a complete list of activities, head to the Marrakech things to do page.

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