Shopping tips Morocco

Located in the popular district of the same name, Casabarata draws a triangle between the place of Morocco and the avenue Abou El Kacem Acharif Sebti. It is the ideal place to find good deals. With its thrift shop, its contraband market, its galleries of high-tech objects and its electronic stores, Casabarata reserves many surprises for those who know how to open their eyes. It is also the official dresser of the old Rif cinema, built in 1921 and resurrected in the fashion of the 1950s. Take a small cab and ask the driver to drop you off at the market.

Once a camel market, Bab Khmiss is now a large flea market. Its name means "Thursday's door", because it is only on this day that the bargain hunters could have a good time. The second-hand dealers and the other emptying of attics can henceforth settle all the week, close to the hard shops and some more specialized craftsmen (brassware, pottery, joinery). Thursdays are still a favourite day, as well as Sundays, because more people come to buy and look around.

The auction is the carpet auction. Join the two big stone pots that are enthroned on the covered square of the carpet souk, this is where it all happens and the show is worth the detour. The souk, until then serene, is filled with the cries of a man who gesticulates and takes the passers-by to task, pointing to the carpets lying on the ground that he sells wholesale to traders. If you have a lot of patience and a solid knowledge of Moroccan carpets, the Berber auction can be a very good deal.

One of the only bazaars at fixed prices. Possible discounts for purchase of many items. Prices are indicated, which is very rare in Morocco today.

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