my wife and I really enjoyed the Souks. So much to see. So much life and charisma. We loved the bartering and got some deals (well we feel we did!) You see some talented people, old to young, working away. They welcome you, and seem to enjoy life despite us tourists thinking they have it hard. I found this concept... more

Step back in time as you wander the labyrinth of passageways; soak up the bustling atmosphere; be dazzled by the never-ending arrays carpets, lanterns, woodcraft, jewellery and fabrics, lose yourself in the ever-narrowing maze of alleyways as you try to find your way back to your riad - and brace yourself for the patter of some of the world's best... more

These souks are never ending and ur sure to be lost at one point or another. Its not that bad though...you can always ask ur way out of them. As for the main shops in the souks all there is are repetitive shops for woodwork, leather, traditional clothes and old stuff. Some good shops for souveniers, but I was expecting... more

Les commerçants du Souk et de la Place jamaal el fna ne sont pas corrects avec les touristes Français. Ceux... more