Top Marrakech Musicals

Hammam Mouassine is part of the "Mouassine" complex, one of the largest and oldest complexes in Marrakech, built by the Saadian dynasty starting from 1562. Experience the true Traditional Moroccan Hammam, a tradition that is still very much alive during your stay in Marrakech. Immerse yourself in Moroccan culture by choosing the hammam, just as the local residents do. You will be in the hands of genuine professionals and will experience the bliss of relaxation through manual therapies, thanks to the benefits of the black soap scrub. This experience allows you to enjoy a 100% traditional Moroccan hammam. The hammam is the perfect choice to combat stress and discover the essence of Moroccan culture within the architecture of the 16th century. Furthermore, rejuvenate your skin with a purifying massage based on the Moroccan technique of the Kessa glove, black soap, and Rhassoul.

Take a break from the bustling streets of Marrakech to spend the day visiting the beautiful landscapes of the Atlas Mountains. Hard to navigate alone, this small-group tour takes care of everything for you so you can explore stress-free. After hotel pickup, begin with breakfast, then head out for a day of adventure: Immerse yourself in the scenery on a guided hike to picturesque waterfalls, enjoy a traditional Moroccan lunch, embark on a camel ride, and snap photos of mountains and valleys.

Enjoy a unique evening of traditional Moroccan dishes plus live music and dance with this ticket to the popular Chez Ali Fantasia Folklore show. Take the guesswork out of reaching the venue with round-trip transport from your hotel included, then get settled in a luxurious Berber-style tent for belly dancers and acrobats, live music, folklore, and fireworks. Feast on tagine, couscous, and other Moroccan specialties as you watch the show.

Enjoy a delicious Moroccan dinner under the stars in the Agafay Desert after watching the sunset. You will get picked up from your accommodation in Marrakech, then taken out to the desert camp where you’ll dine in a nomad tent around the campfire. You’ll be treated to harira (soup), salad, beef and chicken tagine, fruit, tea, and pastries. After dinner, you’ll be taken back to your hotel or riad in Marrakech.