Mustapha Blaoui

If you’re looking for accessories for that special night out, then head to Rue Souq-el-Kebir, where you will find the jewelry and bag makers’ markets.

Write one of Marrakesh's vibrant food markets into your shopping route and stock up on fresh, ripe fruit and vegetables to bring back with you. Local delicacies and much more await you. Haggling is often expected, especially if buying in bulk.

Many of the items found in abundance in the souks can be shopped here in a much more calm environment and at fixed price. It's good to come here if the loud Medina gets a little too much to handle, to get an idea of what to expect in terms of pricing or simply if…

Located a stone's throw away from the Majorelle Gardens, this concept boutique sells unique items of decor and clothing that have that sought-after show-stopper quality to them.

A museum in its own right, this lesser known shop houses a stunning display of local arts and crafts that are a pleasure to browse through and purchase at pleasant, fixed prices.

This compact shopping center may not compare to some of the giant mega malls the experienced traveler may have enjoyed, yet it still houses quite a few designer boutiques and cafes, including a Starbucks coffee shop.

Natural oils, spices and aromas are the stars in this unique little boutique whose staff are there to help you navigate the sea of mysterious oriental herb products. There is a restaurant in the same building if you decide to extend your visit.

Djemaa El-fna is a square and market place in the pulsing heart of the medina. This is where Marakshi life is at its most colourful and vibrant, particularly when dusk falls on another balmy day. Vendors sell freshly squeezed fruit juices, and as the night progresses eateries appear out of (what seems like) thin air.

This labyrinth-like market is a place to wander around and let your senses be assaulted by the sights, smells and sounds. Prepare to bargain if you feel like shopping.