Souk Al Ahad

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in the last week

It's a great place, I advice you to visit it It has many beautiful shops that sells everything you want from food to cloths and so on but you need to bargain if you want to buy something And if you want to buy what to eat and as example you ordered a fried fish plate for 30 Dh you need to know that every thing comes with it as salad , bread or juice is not free and maybe you'll be asked to pay more than you've expected , and they would put them in the table even if you haven't ordered them. But as everywhere in the world there are good and bad people at the same time. Wish you have the best time in Morocco 😍😍

Jonas Priamo

a week ago

A very lively market with a lot to choose from. Very much like the market in Marrakesh except this one has much milder temperature and not as crowded. Just make sure to hold tight to your wallet.

Mohammed Ali

a month ago

It's truly a one stop place to buy local trinkets and holiday souvenirs. I would say around 80% of the time prices you're given can be knocked down considerably, the exception being food places or items priced

Graham Jagger

3 weeks ago

Great fun to look round and enjoy the hustle and bustle of a typical local souk. Even if you don't plan to buy something, more than likely you will even if it's just some sugared nuts or similar. There's plenty of argon oil and honey available but it's from which stall you should buy it from.

Nick Moloney

in the last week

Whatever you need or whatever you are looking for you can get it here, but may take you a day or two as it is huge and is a lovely walk around, safe and secure also, so make sure you visit. And enjoy the experience.