Curator’s statement
Embarking on a journey to Morocco in the aftermath of an earthquake is not just an opportunity for breathtaking exploration but also a chance to make a meaningful impact. By choosing to visit during the fall and engaging with local communities, you can play a vital role in revitalizing the region's economy, offering support and fostering resilience. As you savor the rich culture, cuisine and hospitality, you'll also be contributing to the rebuilding efforts and helping the resilient people of Morocco rebuild their lives, one step at a time. They need you.
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Things to do in Morocco
Participate in a Moroccan Cooking Class
Learn the secrets of Moroccan cuisine from local chefs, not only enjoying a delicious meal but also supporting local culinary traditions.
Explore Artisan Workshops
Visit local artisan cooperatives to watch traditional artisans create intricate pottery, rugs and leather goods. Purchase directly from them to support their livelihoods.
Take a Medina Walking Tour
With a local guide for a personalized tour of the historic Medina, where you can visit local shops, markets and hidden gems while learning about the city's rich history.
Stay in sustainable hotels
Opt for engaged accommodations that provide an authentic experience while supporting local businesses.
Attend Local Festivals and Events
We can check out local events and festivals happening during your visit, which often include music, dance and food, providing a chance to immerse yourself in the culture while supporting local artists and vendors.
Visit Women's Cooperatives
Support women's cooperatives that produce argan oil, textiles and other products. These organizations empower local women and provide sustainable income opportunities.
Take a Street Food Tour
Sample delicious Moroccan street food while supporting local vendors and food stalls in the bustling Jemaa el-Fna square.
Explore Sustainable Gardens
Visit eco-friendly gardens like Jardin Majorelle, where the proceeds contribute to garden maintenance and local charities.
Places to eat & drink in Morocco
La Pause Marrakech: Dinner under the stars and delight your senses with the delicious and authentic Moroccan lunch with inspirations from all over the country. The cuisine of La Pause is defined as both traditional and festive, combining the harmony of colors with the flavors of the elaborate dishes.
La Table de La Sultana: In a cozy atmosphere, enjoy an innovative and contemporary cuisine that combines taste research and celebration of taste, around two tasty and gourmet seasonal menus.
Olivar - Caravan Agafay: Restaurant with stunning views of Agafay's rocky dunes, serves as a hub for delightful conversations, energizing meals, and culinary adventures. Diverse menus blend Moroccan traditions with influences from Berber, Moorish, Middle Eastern and African cuisines, creating a tapestry of unique and flavorful dishes.
Nomad: Undoubtedly the medina's liveliest dining hotspot, boasts a sought-after rooftop experience, making reservations essential for sunset enthusiasts. Its decor, blending playfulness and style, features vibrant woolen cushions and carpets, a nod to its former life as a carpet shop. The menu delights with a Medi-Moroccan fusion, showcasing dishes like cumin-infused Agadir calamari, sweet harissa-marinated organic chicken and a tantalizing cauliflower and fennel salad.
Le Pavillon de la Piscine (Mamounia): Enjoy a musical brunch every Sunday or a lunch around the iconic swimming pool. Try one of the Pierre Hermé signature desserts. (Re-opening on October 15th 2023).
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