Concert halls Morocco

In the heart of the capital's largest shopping centre, IMAX 3D with its 320 ^m2 giant screen screens screens American blockbusters and movies for thrill-seekers all year round.

Built in 1930, the building enchants with its Art Deco aesthetics and its red and white facade. It was here that Josephine Baker performed in 1943 in front of American soldiers to encourage them. The film Casablanca is regularly shown. There are also many American productions and theatrical performances on the program. It can be nice to schedule a session in one of its theatres, where tickets are sold at the orchestra or balcony rate! A mythical place to discover.

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...

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.

Book your car in Morocco from 400 DH per day for a day, including insurance all risks with frankness, unlimited mileage, second free driver, free delivery at the airport. Reservation by phone or email. Payment to pick-up of the vehicle, volume discounts for overnight rentals.

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!

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.

The camera Camera is a mythical Art Deco room known throughout Morocco. Its beautiful red and white window was made in 1938. The room, dating back to the time, has an outdated charm. Rich and varied programming.

The Grand theatre of Ain Sebaa is a beautiful building. Dance and theatre shows. The programming is available on the site of the city of Casablanca.

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.

Inaugurated in 1913, it was first a theater that hosted Spanish troupes and singers. Four years later, the Teatro Alcazar became a cinema that showed silent films with live music by a pianist. With the popularization of talkies, it became one of the most popular movie theaters in the city during the Tangier International period. The last screening took place in 1993. The theater closed its doors and fell into oblivion. It was reborn from its ashes in 2022 after major renovations and brand new equipment.

It is not mega for nothing: several rooms broadcast American, Moroccan, French and so on. This is the equivalent of the UGC/Gaumont rooms in Morocco. A multiplex to European standards.

This piano bar offers a pleasant musical atmosphere when it comes late… Do not hesitate, go there! Alcohol licence.

Built in 1913, this thousand-seat theater first hosted flamenco shows before becoming a cinema in 1945. Its Andalusian architecture and its flamboyant red velvet give it a crazy charm. Having fallen into disuse with the rise of pirate films, and threatened on several occasions with permanent closure, it was renovated in 2018. The Mediterranean Film Festival wakes it up from its torpor every year in early March. This is where the opening and closing ceremonies and many screenings take place.

Don't come here looking for a confined space or a smoke-filled basement like you imagine jazz clubs. This small but still secret address is for lovers of live music and the atmosphere is very friendly, an opportunity to meet new people. Music? First of all, with an eclectic program that goes from Jazz Jam-session to world music through Moroccan reggae, with a plethora of artists who come from the 4 corners of the world to perform as guests, please! The atmosphere is therefore one of joy and good humor... D'Jazy, we say yes!

Unique in its kind in Marrakech, it is an immersive journey that will appeal to all generations and is perfectly suited to children. A unique experience, educational and fun, but also poetic and magical. Thanks to this 5-step tour, through visual effects, you will see the city from another angle, that of the native inhabitants, the hidden derbs, the mountain landscapes, the gardens and the patios of the riads... The experience ends in the aptly named Hall of Wonders but... we won't reveal everything.