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Mellah Market (Jewish Quarter)

Marrakech, Morocco

About Mellah Market (Jewish Quarter)

The historic Jewish quarter of Marrakech's medina, centred around a covered market famous for gold jewellery, colourful fabrics, ornate wedding outfits, and dried fruits. The covered market hall dates to the 19th century. A quieter, less touristy alternative to the main souks — wander the narrow alleys and discover local life at a gentler pace.

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📍Mellah, Place des Ferblantiers, Medina, Marrakech 40000

📞+212 524 489 100

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