Marrakech: discover 5 hidden rooftops, away from the tourist crowds

If you dream of discovering Marrakech from a different perspective, away from the ceaseless influx of tourists, it’s time to head to discreet rooftops that promise tranquility and beauty. Nestled in green enclaves or atop charming hotels, these five secret spots invite you to enjoy a cocktail with breathtaking views of the red city while savoring refined cuisine. Prepare to experience a unique moment at the heart of Marrakech in an intimate and sophisticated manner.

Do you dream of escaping the hustle and bustle of Marrakech while sipping a cocktail atop an enchanting rooftop? Get ready to discover five secret addresses that soar above the city’s vibrancy, providing stunning views and refined dishes. These venues, far from the beaten path, will reveal the full beauty of the red city in an intimate and relaxing setting.

Zest Rooftop & Bar, a gourmet journey over an ocean of olive trees

Perched in the lush gardens of the Four Seasons Marrakech, Zest Rooftop & Bar is a true haven of peace. Surrounded by overflowing greenery, this secret spot offers a breathtaking panorama of an ocean of olive trees, with the Atlas Mountains in the background. The cocktail menu blends the flavors of the red city, adding notes of thyme, rosemary, and even orange blossom! The chef will delight you with Asian-inspired dishes, where each bite is a sensory experience. Book your table in advance to enjoy this moment of escape.

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Noujoum Izza Marrakech, bistronomic flair with a Bill Willis touch

Nestled in a boutique hotel decorated with inspiration from Bill Willis, Noujoum Izza Marrakech invites an exhilarating hybrid of art gallery and culinary tools. With over 3000 contemporary artworks to admire, this secret rooftop is the perfect place to savor tasty dishes made with local ingredients. Don’t miss the saffron rabbit dumplings or the signature méchoui that will awaken your taste buds. Carefully curated cocktails and wines will only enhance this beautiful experience!

Odette Rooftop Bar & Mezzé, all of Marrakech’s history on a platter

Facing the Saadian Tombs, Odette Rooftop Bar & Mezzé unfolds the entire history of Marrakech under a blue sky. This 2000 m² rooftop immerses you in a sumptuous decor where tradition meets modernity. Prepare to savor a rise of flavors through a selection of small dishes inspired by cuisines from around the world. Thoughtfully crafted cocktails and a selection of Moroccan wines complete this visual and culinary feast. A chic address not to be missed!

Blue Ribbon in the medina, a new arty hangout

In the historic district of Guéliz, Blue Ribbon has undergone a makeover by setting up in a neo Art Deco gallery. This “third place,” where a coffee shop, gourmet restaurant, and delicatessen mingle, is overseen by NoBorder Art Gallery, a new artistic hangout. Enjoy a break on their ultra-stylish terrace while admiring the displayed artworks. In a lighter version, the menu consists of fresh products sourced from the in-house organic farm. A lovely spot to discover, especially on sunny days!

Naama, Italian chic viewed from Morocco

Behind a discreet facade of ochre bricks, Naama reveals a space with a chic and minimalist decor. Nestled in the heart of riad 72, this restaurant stands out as one of the flagship addresses of the medina. Varied and inventive, the menu, crafted by Chef Aniss Meski, pays homage to Mediterranean flavors with a Moroccan touch. Sophisticated cooking methods, like the Josper Grill, transform even a simple dish into a culinary masterpiece. Don’t leave without enjoying the royal view of the Dar El Bacha palace from the rooftop!

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These hidden rooftops in Marrakech are like templated jewels, far from prying eyes. They offer not only an escape from the turmoil of the city but also a memorable culinary experience, all in enchanting settings.

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