Depart your riad to begin the day; take a short taxi or arranged transfer to arrive punctually at Jardin Majorelle. Leaving at 8:30am helps you beat larger mid-morning crowds.
Iconic botanical garden created by Jacques Majorelle and restored by Yves Saint Laurent; visit for its cobalt-blue buildings, exotic plantings and the small Berber Museum. Typically open from early morning (around 8:00–9:00) until late afternoon (around 17:30–18:00), so a 9:00am visit is ideal to avoid crowds.
Modern casual rooftop spot in the heart of the souks offering salads, tagines and light Moroccan-inspired dishes; highly rated (4.2+ across major review platforms) and fits the £-££ range. Book for 11:00 and allow 1–1.5 hours for a relaxed early lunch with views over the spice market.
Former Islamic college celebrated for its ornate stucco, cedar woodwork and zellij tile mosaics — a concentrated lesson in Moroccan architecture and craftsmanship. Generally open from about 9:00–17:00, so a 12:30pm visit fits well after lunch.
Attend your confirmed 14:30 reservation for a hammam, spa treatment or wellness experience — Les Bains blends traditional Moroccan bathing rituals with modern spa services. Arrive a few minutes early to check in; typical sessions run 60–90 minutes.
Enjoy your 19:00 reservation at Naranj, a popular Lebanese-inspired restaurant in the medina noted for creative mezze and consistently strong reviews (4.2+); it fits the £-££ range and is ideal for a leisurely evening meal. Arrive on time for your booking.
Finish the night with a stroll through Jemaa el-Fna to experience storytellers, musicians and evening food stalls — the square becomes lively after dark and is great for atmosphere and photos. Open 24/7 as a public square, though stall hours vary by vendor.