Route de Fès, 10 km from Marrakech

Far enough for peace and quiet, close enough for the Medina. The villa stands on the Route de Fès, about ten kilometres from Marrakech: nights are silent, and the city is within easy reach.

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The covered terrace, with armchairs and hanging seats

Travel times from the villa

For everyday needs, a pharmacy and a supermarket are a few minutes away. Parking is free.

  • Guéliz and Hivernage20 min
  • Jemaa el-Fna square (Medina)30 min
  • Marrakech-Menara airport30 min
  • Pharmacy and supermarketa few minutes

The villa on the map

North-east of Marrakech, on the Route de Fès: the city is close at hand, and the calm stays complete.

Map of Marrakech showing Villa Ousraty north-east of the city, on the Route de Fès, with Jemaa el-Fna square, Jardin Majorelle, the Palmeraie and the airportVilla OusratyAirportJardin MajorelleJemaa el-FnaPalmeraie
Map of Marrakech showing Villa Ousraty north-east of the city, on the Route de Fès, with Jemaa el-Fna square, Jardin Majorelle, the Palmeraie and the airportVilla OusratyAirportJemaa el-FnaPalmeraie
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What to see in and around Marrakech

A few essentials to fit in between two lazy afternoons by the pool.

  1. The Medina and Jemaa el-Fna square

    The historic heart of Marrakech, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Its souks, its alleyways and its great square come alive from morning until late at night.

  2. The Koutoubia

    The minaret of Marrakech’s great mosque, built in the 12th century, towers over the Medina and serves as a landmark across the city.

  3. Jardin Majorelle

    Created by the painter Jacques Majorelle, then saved by Yves Saint Laurent and Pierre Bergé, the garden is famous for its vivid blue and its plants from around the world. The Yves Saint Laurent Museum is right next door.

  4. Bahia Palace

    A 19th-century palace with courtyards, gardens and painted cedar ceilings: a fine showcase of Moroccan craftsmanship.

  5. Ben Youssef Madrasa

    A former Koranic school in the Medina, admired for its carved stucco, cedar woodwork and zellige tiles.

  6. The Palmeraie

    A vast palm grove on the edge of the city, best explored by camel or horse-drawn carriage.

  7. The Agafay desert

    A stony desert of golden hills facing the peaks of the Atlas, for a half-day or an evening that feels far from everything.

  8. The Ourika valley and the Atlas

    Berber villages, waterfalls and cool mountain air: a popular day trip from Marrakech.

The villa lit up in the evening, seen from the terrace and garden