Marrakech, Morocco

Marrakech Riads, 
Angsana Heritage 
Collection

An Idyllic Oasis Awaits

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Marrakech – a dreamy mix of colours, sounds, scents and flavours that entices you upon your first visit and seduces you to a second one. 

Marrakech Riads, Angsana Heritage Collection

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900 m | 4 min, walking distance
Anyone travelling to Marrakech to experience the Orient will strike gold at the Jemaa el-Fna. The tales of the "Arabian Nights" seem to come alive among snake charmers, storytellers, acrobats, and performers. Jemaa el-Fna square is just a short distance from many of Marrakech's premier hotels.

Jema el-Fna Square 

900 m | 4 min, walking distance
Located close to our Riads collections, The Bahia Palace stands on the southern rim of the Medina, just a short distance from the Mellah. The Alawites built this spacious complex in the late 19th century. The palace counts among Marrakech’s most beautiful attractions.

Bahia Palace

12 km | 25 min drive
Featuring over 100,000 palm trees, this thousand-year-old palmeraie is a source of wealth for Marrakech and has helped to shape its unique ecosystem.


Palm Grove

10 km | 20 min drive
Sidi Ghanem is Marrakech's industrial quarter. It is filled with artisan workshops, designer showrooms, and stores selling their wares, as well as a variety of gourmet restaurants and charming cafés.


Sidi Ghanem

40 km | 1h drive
The rocky Agafay Desert south of Marrakech sprawls over several hundred acres with a landscape reminiscent of the Sahara dunes. Discover the Berber villages dotted around this austere environment and find an oasis in the middle of the desert, a haven of relief and tranquillity.

Agafay Desert

350 m | 3 min, walking distance
Maison Tiskiwin is one of the oldest museums in Marrakech. The collection of North African cultural artefacts compiled by Dutchman Bert Flint is housed in a restored riad and takes you on a historical journey from Marrakech to Timbuktu. Each room showcases exhibits from different regions ranging from Morocco to the Sahel. They represent the art, culture, and crafts of North Africa. Among the exhibits are hand-knotted carpets, traditional clothing, jewellery, tools, elaborate plaitings and weapons, and a nomad tent set within the extensively restored riad.


Maison Tiskiwin

65 km | 1h drive
The Toubkal National Park is Marrakech's premier hiking destination. You’ll experience the Atlas Mountains first-hand against the breathtaking backdrop of snow-capped peaks, luscious valleys. and secluded Berber villages.


Atlas Mountains

200 m | 2 min walking distance
Only a few steps from the Riad, Dar Si Said is one of Marrakech's most popular folklore museums. The exhibition is housed in an old palace and combines artisan craftwork and Islamic architecture. 

This spacious townhouse once belonged to the younger brother of the grand vizier Ba Ahmed. It was turned into a museum during the French protectorate in 1932 and renovated after.



Dar Si Said Museum

4 km | 11 min drive
The Majorelle Garden is a two-and-a-half acre botanical garden and artist's landscape garden in Marrakech. A villa within the gardens houses the Berber Museum and the recently opened Yves Saint Laurent Museum.

Majorelle Garden

16 km | 15 min drive
Considered one of the most beautiful airports in Africa, Marrakech Menara Airport is Morocco’s second busiest airport after Casablanca Mohammed V Airport. It receives several European flights, as well as flights from Casablanca and select Arab nations.


Marrakech Menara Airport (RAK)

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Si Said 

Authentic Moroccan flavours, served with a contemporary twist

Embark on a culinary journey through Morocco from the patio of a traditional 19th-century Moroccan  bourgeois house (called Riad or Dar).
