🇲🇦 Marrakech 3-Day Travel Guide

🏨 Accommodation Riads (traditional Moroccan houses with central courtyards) are mostly in the old town (Medina). We stayed at Riad Kasbah & Spa—good service & steps away from the souks, but New Town is more modern, spacious, and cleaner (highly recommended!). 🚗 Transport Old Town: Walk everywhere. Old ↔ New Town: Use inDrive (Uber doesn’t work) or hail a taxi. 💰 Currency MAD (Moroccan Dirham)—withdraw at airport ATMs (many places in the Medina are cash-only!). 🏛️ Attractions 📍 New Town Highlights 🌿 Jardin Majorelle 💙 – Stunning blue garden (must-see!). YSL Museum 👗 – Fashion & art lovers’ paradise. 💡 Both require online tickets (closed Wednesdays). 📍 Old Town Sights 🏰 Le Jardin Secret 🌴 – Lush tropical garden with fountains. Medresa Ben Youssef 🕌 – Small but intricately beautiful (cash only). Bahia Palace (skipped) / Badi Palace (too ruined, skip!). Souks 🛍️ – Overwhelming but fun (bargain hard!). Djemaa El Fna 🌃 – Chaotic yet vibrant night market. 💡 All walkable within the Medina! 🍽️ Food & Drinks Local dishes (Tagine/Couscous) get repetitive—try once! 😅 New Town has better (and cheaper!) "Western" options. 🍴 Old Town Eats ViaVia Marrakech 🍗 – Average chicken tagine. Cafe Clock 🥘 – Great shakshuka (North African eggs). Mandala Society ☕ – Fancy café vibe. ☕ New Town Picks Kartell Kollektiv 💸 – Strong lattes & iced ginger lemon (cash only). Le Tire Bouchon 🍷 – Affordable French bistro. KFC 🍗 – Crispiest fried chicken (maybe desperation talking?). Final Tip: Stay in the New Town, explore the Medina by day, and enjoy Jardin Majorelle + YSL Museum—they’re worth the hype! 🌵✨ #MoroccoTravel #MarrakechGuide #SoukShopping #TravelDiaries #RedCityVibes