🇲🇦 Morocco city guide
Marrakech
Medina lanes, late-night food stalls and Atlas Mountain horizons make this Morocco’s most intense city break.
Use the medina as your cultural base and the newer Gueliz or Hivernage districts for easier road access. Grand Stade de Marrakech sits north of the centre. It features in Morocco’s 2030 plans, but fans should treat match allocation and event transport as provisional until confirmed.
Stadiums
Grand Stade de Marrakech
45,000 seatsA large multi-use stadium north of Marrakech, opened in 2011 and used for major domestic and international fixtures. Proposed for 2030; final use is not yet confirmed.
About 10 km north of the medina on the Casablanca road. Public transport is limited, so official shuttles or pre-arranged taxis are likely to matter on event days.
Matches
Fixtures appear here once the 2030 schedule is drawn.
Travel guides
Marrakech: arriving and getting around
A practical first-day guide to Marrakech: airport transfers, rail arrivals, local tickets and the simplest route into the city.
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Arriving and getting around
Marrakech Menara Airport is close to the centre, reached by airport bus or taxi. The railway station in Gueliz has direct services toward Casablanca, Rabat and Tangier. Buses and taxis cover the city; the medina itself is best explored on foot.
Where to stay
Curated stays for this city are being added.
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Jemaa el-Fnaa
landmark
Marrakech’s main square changes through the day and peaks after sunset with food stalls and performers. Keep valuables secure in dense crowds.
Bahia Palace
landmark
A richly decorated 19th-century palace of tiled courtyards, carved cedar and garden rooms on the southern edge of the medina.