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Market · Medina – Souks · Marrakech

Rahba Kedima (Place des Épices)

Woven baskets stacked high, cumin and rose in the air

‹ Marrakech
When it fits
Best in the morning · about 30 min
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Where it is

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Straight-line distances: Café des Épices 33 m · Rahba Kedima from the Café des Épices roof 33 m · Nomad 44 m. Not travel times.

Why Aura
Come mid-morning when the basket and hat sellers are set up, then watch the square from a terrace above. Buy spices from a shop that lets you smell before you pay.
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Visit lengthAbout 30 min
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If it rains

Musée de la Musique (Mouassine)Medina – Mouassine · Time your visit for the 18:00 mini-concert in the painted douiria, then walk two minutes to the Mouassine fountain as the lanes empty. Check the current concert days on the site.Hammam MouassineMedina – Mouassine · For the real neighbourhood version: bring your own towel, black soap and flip-flops (or buy them nearby), and ask for a gommage. Go mid-afternoon on a weekday when it is calmer.Ben Youssef MadrasaBen Youssef · Carved cedar, stucco and zellige around a courtyard pool, with the students' cells upstairs. The light on the pool is best mid-morning.
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Also in this area

Koutoubia MosqueKoutoubia · The 12th-century minaret that still sets the height of the old city. Mosques are closed to non-Muslim visitors, so walk its gardens at dusk, when the stone turns rose and the call to prayer carries over the square.Jemaa el-FnaaJemaa el-Fnaa · The square changes shape through the day: juice carts in the morning, food stalls set up at dusk, music circles after dark. Eat at a numbered stall with a posted price and agree prices before photographing performers.
Bahia PalaceRiad Zitoun el Jdid · A 19th-century vizier's palace of courtyards, painted cedar ceilings and zellige. Go at opening: by late morning the tour groups fill the main court.