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Ensemble Artisanal

The guide was updated: 2024-09-17

Ensemble Artisanal is a shopping complex with colourful artwork, housewares, musical instruments, clothes & fabrics. 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 haggling isn't exactly your cup of tea. Many of the items found in abundance in the souks can be shopped here in a much calmer environment and at a fixed price.

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Address: Avenue Mohammed V, Marrakesh
Opening hours: Mon–Sat 9:30am–7pm, Sun 9am–2pm

Our travel guides are free to read and explore online. If you want to get your own copy, the full travel guide for this destination is available to you offline* to bring along anywhere or print for your trip.

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Souk El Kebir & Souk Cherratin

Souk El Kebir & Souk Cherratin

For an accessory-shopping adventure, set your sights on Souk El Kebir and neighbouring Souk Cherratin. Situated just off Attarine (the copper souk) and locally known as Ta'ala, these souks are the epicentre of leather craftsmanship in Marrakech. From intricate bags and belts to butter-soft wallets and purses, these markets offer an array of sizes and designs. If you're on the hunt for the iconic Moroccan babouches slippers, you're in luck — these souks offer a rich tapestry of colours, patterned cuts and intricate stitching at a fraction of European or North American prices.

Ensemble Artisanal

Ensemble Artisanal

Ensemble Artisanal is a shopping complex with colourful artwork, housewares, musical instruments, clothes & fabrics. 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 haggling isn't exactly your cup of tea. Many of the items found in abundance in the souks can be shopped here in a much calmer environment and at a fixed price.

33 Rue Majorelle

33 Rue Majorelle

Located a stone's throw away from Majorelle Gardens and the YSL museum, 33 Rue Majorelle is a boutique that sells unique items of decor and clothing. Resembling a chic Barcelona boutique, this upscale store resides in one of Marrakech's most luxurious neighbourhoods. Though on the pricier side, the carefully curated selection of home décor and fashion items make it well worth a visit. From whimsical paper-mâché desk lamps to artisanal infused honeys, 33 Rue Majorelle offers an eclectic array of goods that add a dash of flair to any home or wardrobe.

Mustapha Blaoui

Mustapha Blaoui

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 reasonable, fixed prices.

Carre Eden Shopping Center

Carre Eden Shopping Center

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

Herboriste Des Amis

Herboriste Des Amis

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.

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