Fun and entertainment Marrakech

An emblematic address in Marrakech, the Café Arabe is the ideal place for a relaxing break or a drink if you find yourself in the souks. Whether you want to enjoy a coffee in the traditional patio or have lunch on the terrace with a view of the rooftops of the medina, the setting is magical and bewitching! Here you will enjoy tasty Italian and Moroccan cuisine such as chicken pastilla or fillet of beef with green pepper. For dinner, remember to book in advance as rooftop is particularly popular.

The facility consists of three fields (grass and dirt) with different configurations and moving obstacles to make each game unique. Sharpen your strategic and team spirit, your stamina, your good humour and don't shy away from any obstacle! Events and integration days can be organized. To get there, follow the road to Fez, the space is located in front of Souk Sebt Ben Sassi. Large taxis and buses are available from Bab Doukkala for a few dirhams per person.

The club has just opened its doors. Here, red and black predominate. Intimate and vocal, this club is full of creativity and ingenuity in its design: " flying carpet "tables, sofas with wheels in shape of" carrossa "…. Stairs, you see a library as a sliding door. We press the button, and there… the VIP square opens to you. Great! This club offers one of the most dynamic programming in Marrakech with a selection of groups and DJ's.

Here's one of the hottest spots for the Moroccan elite, as good for a drink as it is for dancing to the beats. The So Lounge has three different atmospheres: So Nice, on the terrace, where you can relax with a cocktail or a plate of tapas, to the rhythm of the resident DJ's mixes; So Good, which houses a gourmet Moroccan, French and Asian restaurant, where dinner is set to music by the Soul Collective or, on Wednesdays, by an oriental music and dance group; and So Fun, for clubbing the night away...

The oldest house of the medina listed in Marrakech had long been neglected. Restored in 2000, in the respect of its original architecture, it found all of its beauty: stucco arabesques, carved cedar wood, magnificent patio... But the interest of the place is not only aesthetic. The house has become a sort of literary café and since Dar Cherifa is also a tea room, you can sip a mint tea, a smoothie and nibble on the pastry of the day while discovering this cultural side of Marrakech.

It is impossible to leave the Jemaâ el-Fna square without having consumed a freshly squeezed orange juice from one of the street vendors. All the stands are equal and your stomach does not run much risk, we do not joke with hygiene and controls are regularly held. Moreover, the price being derisory, such an opportunity to drink a natural drink is not to be refused! Don't hesitate to ask for a personalized nectar to your taste, by making a mix of your favorite fruits, or choose it pure without adding water or sugar..

It bears its name well, as the place plays the card of the cozy and intimate! The entrance is superb, with its mural fountain and roses bathing! Its terrace is ideal at sunset with its view of the Koutoubia. What's more, the place serves many aperitifs, several Moroccan and international wines as well as the classic cocktails. A light lunch menu, more elaborate in the evening, allows you to eat there in a soothing and friendly setting. The spot having become coveted, it is preferable to book.

The grand entrance to the complex is reminiscent of the Thousand and One Nights at Disneyland, with all the decorum in pasteboard sheltering the souvenir shops! But the evening is worth the trip for the grown-ups and will certainly delight the children: the atmosphere is magical and one quickly plunges into another world... The meal, very copious but not really memorable, consists, according to the formula, of a mechoui and various traditional dishes. The fantasia, strictly speaking, begins with a parade of artists: riders, dancers...

Inaugurated in 1952 as part of Morocco's first casino, this hall quickly became a major stop on the Moroccan tour of the Music Hall's great artists. In the 70s, the voices of Charles Aznavour, Maurice Chevalier and Josephine Baker resounded there. Now, clubbers rush to spend a dreamlike evening there. Saturday nights are the best: the atmosphere is at its peak with DJs and magical shows inspired by the worlds of circus, contemporary dance and theatre. Open format" hip-hop music.

Many clubs in the Hivernage have their own magazine. Le Lotus is no exception. On stage, the OhLala! group's sexy hips are in abundance. The second half of the evening is more intimate, with Lotus club resident guitarist Mood, just before the Gnaoua show and DJ. On the plate, you can choose from international cuisine (duck parmentier, foie gras, lobster), Moroccan (numerous tajines and couscous) or Thai and Japanese-inspired dishes. Glamorous decor, enchanting ambience and premium service make for an entertaining evening.

Since it was taken over by a dynamic management team, this establishment is now a great place to start, extend and even end an evening, in a warm atmosphere. An African bar, a restaurant, a terrace-smoking room and a lounge-disco bar offer 4 different atmospheres to suit your mood. Music-wise, the range is wide, from R&B to Latino and hip-hop. A festive place, good cocktails and cheerful people - isn't that also what makes for a successful vacation?

A particularly convivial club, ideal for a signature cocktail or a festive evening with friends in a fusion of cultures. Traditional orchestras and Arab-Andalusian music, belly dancing, a live Gnaoua band and three resident DJs promise an unforgettable evening. In addition to the ambience, there's a wide choice of dishes for dinner: lamb shoulder mechoui, royal couscous, all washed down with quality Moroccan wines... while you wait for the glamorous tableau of twelve oriental dancers.

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This typical Moroccan place, held by a Moroccan and frequented by Moroccans to be surprised. In the winter, a big top houses what they call the cabaret, a live oriental band that starts at 22 am. The summer is in the air that the show is savour. With a large swimming pool in a palm-lined garden, the hotel offers various types of alcohol at competitive prices: Local beer is 20 DH served with olives and sausage in small pieces! A large dance trail with a pro (!), billiards and possibility to dine at the Oasis restaurant. Chicha is available. Guaranteed ambiance!

Outside of meal times, we like to linger on the terrace of Zeitoun with its unobstructed view of the main square and its procession of animations at all hours. In the winter, you can enjoy the outdoor brazier (and a blanket on request) and in the summer, the misters are there to provide all the comfort. The choice of drinks and refreshments, natural smoothies, but also non-alcoholic fruit cocktails is wide and original. In summer, we let ourselves be tempted by the surprising concept of the ice cream, sweet cloud and freshness guaranteed.

Comptoir Darna is a chic Moroccan restaurant on Avenue Echouhada in Marrakech. It offers an authentic experience with exotic decor and Moroccan and international dishes. The restaurant has one floor, a terrace where you can dine with your head in the stars, and a patio to plunge into the heart of a temple of serenity. It also offers live entertainment combining oriental experience and clubbing. Comptoir Darna offers a friendly, sharing atmosphere, with a cuisine that subtly blends savory, sweet, refined and simple. The menu features dishes such as lobster ravioli, couscous royale, crying tiger, hummus and falafel, and pastilla. The restaurant also offers a selection of signature cocktails. The dress code is smart casual; sportswear, shorts, flip-flops and men's sandals are not welcome.

This building, which has been the subject of controversy due to the enormous cost of its construction, hosts plays, seminars, musical and artistic evenings, festivals (such as the one on magic), dance shows, etc. It also offers matinees for children. A large entrance hall made of red bricks (an emblematic material of the architect Boccara), with high ceilings, opens onto an open-air amphitheater. As for the program, it is posted outside the door and available online. Don't miss the Royal Symphony Orchestra when it performs.

A dozen pool tables, portraits of the world's biggest music stars... A relaxed atmosphere at Le Cercle, initially conceived as a place for active Marrakchis to socialize. After more than five years in existence, the results: "We've managed to unite regulars around our café-billard concept. Friendships and working relationships have been forged", enthuses Roni, the owner. We've also recently replaced all the tables with professional models, making them even more comfortable for players.

A boat in the heart of Gueliz! This is the slightly kitsch-like décor of this institution, which makes friends among the night-owls. We must recognize that the atmosphere is a good child and that the sound is rather good. A la carte, a world cuisine with refined flavours: Curry chicken, odawara gambas, beef marrakchia, or a square of toasted lamb. Side conso, it will cost you from € 3 to € 5 for a beer, € 9 for a champagne cut and from € 34 to € 11 for a bottle of wine.