The Marrakech travel guide covers various aspects such as preparations beforehand, must-visit attractions, accommodation tips, and more.?
Preparations Beforehand:?
Visa: Ordinary passports with a validity of more than 6 months can enter Morocco visa-free for a stay of no more than 90 days.?
Currency: Morocco uses Dirhams (MAD). Domestic banks cannot directly exchange it. It is recommended to exchange it at Moroccan airports, banks, or exchange points.?
Essential items for travel: ID card, passport, bank card, euros/USD (for backup), credit card, European standard power converter, portable charger, phone charger, toiletries, sunscreen, slippers, flat shoes, sunglasses, medicine for stomach problems, cold medicine, motion sickness medicine, essential oil, bright-colored clothes, windbreaker, etc.?
Must-visit Attractions:?
Majorelle Garden: Created by French painter Jacques Majorelle, it is famous for its unique blue buildings and rare plants. It is perfect for taking photos.?
Djemaa el-Fna Square: A World Heritage Site that gathers various street performers, food stalls, and specialty shops. It is lively in the evening.?
Fes Old City: With over 9,000 streets, it resembles a maze, where you can feel a strong historical and cultural atmosphere.?
Chefchaouen: A blue town that feels like a fairy tale. Stroll through the narrow streets, admire the blue buildings, and feel the tranquility and romance.?
Accommodation Tips:?
Old City: 75% of tourists choose to stay here. There are numerous hotels to choose from, and it takes about 30 minutes to walk from the center of the Old City to the New City.?
New City: 15% of tourists choose to stay here. The main avenue, Ave Mohammed V, is lined with restaurants, cafes, shops, and some hotels.?
Choose a large hotel: Safety comes first when accommodating in Africa. It is recommended to choose a large hotel, which is more convenient if it is close to the downtown area. The main types of hotels include Riad (traditional Moroccan houses), hotel chains (such as Four Seasons, Royal Mansour, Aman, La Mamounia, etc.). Hotels are very popular during peak seasons, so be sure to book in advance.?
In addition, when traveling in Marrakech, you need to pay attention to some anti-scam guides and shopping tips, such as being careful of people who actively offer to help you with your luggage, trusting Google Maps, staying vigilant around children in the old city, being careful of your wallet in crowded places, and boldly bargaining when looking for shops to buy handicrafts near leather factories.?
The above information is for reference only. Specific itineraries and arrangements need to be adjusted according to personal preferences and actual situations.?
