Drive past the city walls and discover the heart of the Medina while driving through remote neighborhoods where daily life seems to have frozen in time. Whether the Kasbah district, a former fortress reserved to the employees of the Royal Palace, the Mellah, the former Jewish neighborhood or the flea market in Bad El Khemiss taking place every Thursday and Sunday, you will discover a rich, friendly and certainly unknown Marrakech. You can choose to enjoy a moment of quietness in a traditional Riad with a cup of mint tea before heading to the palm grove.

Once a very fertile oasis, this piece of land, only known nowadays for its luxurious villas, gave birth to the entire Tensift region almost a thousand years ago thanks to its ingenious underground irrigation system.