MARRAKECH · MARKET TOURS
The stalls worth your morning.
The 5 marrakech market tours worth your morning. The stalls, souks and market halls travellers single out, with prices, run times and who walks you through them.
Shop for spices in Marrakech’s Old Souk, cook a full meal with Chef Khmisa, and learn Moroccan tea rituals and tagine techniques.
Most Popular“Simple - well organised and collaborative - a fun 'hands on experience' - we made special memories and tasty dishes”
Evening Marrakech food and market walk in the medina: spice souks, meat haggling, ghoulal snail soup, and a traditional dinner near Djemaa el-Fna.
“Eating like locals with a great guide. Respectful and full of interesting facts about Marrakesh. Really recommend this, and walking to the Hotel de France was an immersive adventure for myself and adult daughter. I’d do it again for sure”
Marrakech market plus a small-group cooking class. Learn tagine and Moroccan dishes, then eat a 3-course meal with tea and coffee.
“I really enjoyed my cooking experience, firstly buying the vegetables from the market, Fatima is a really lovely woman and I found her very easy to get along with, her and auntie were very helpful and experienced cooks and the food was delicious. I highly recommend it 💞”
Marrakech market-to-table cooking class with guided spice shopping, hands-on riad cooking, and a full three-course meal plus digital recipes.
“This was one of the strangest experiences of my life - not necessarily in a bad way! We met at the meeting point which was pretty easy to find, we were met by a woman and her son. From there we went to 3 different hammams to try and geRead more”
Marrakech market shopping and a Berber family cooking class, including tagine, couscous, bread, lunch, and pickup with an AC ride.
“It was a wonderful experience. There was clear communication via WhatsApp. The trip to the local market to purchase ingredients was nice. The home was welcoming and learning to prepare chicken tajine was also great. The dish was deliciRead more”
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