The souks of the old medina are best entered with someone who knows the turns. This private walk threads from the textile arcades of Semmarine into the spice and perfume stalls of El Attarine, then on to the woodworkers, the silversmiths and the everyday markets locals actually shop in. Mint tea and a few sweet things appear along the route, along with a handful of useful Darija phrases and prices settled without the usual guesswork.
The medina's main artery, hung with textiles, leather goods and traditional Moroccan dress. A good place to get your bearings before the lanes narrow.
Open sacks of spice, rose and orange-blossom distillates, and essential oils weighed out by the gram. The scent reaches you before the stalls do.
Carvers work thuya and cedar here, turning out boxes, bowls and inlaid pieces while you watch.
A concentrated stretch of silverwork and Berber jewellery, much of it made on the premises.
Duration: 15 minutes
A broader market of household goods, crafts and textiles, busy with residents rather than visitors. This is the medina at its most ordinary and most alive.
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