Nightlife
Nightlife in Marrakech is a unique combination of sophistication
and tradition, offering everything from local storytellers and
dancers to international festivals, lounge bars and the biggest
club in Africa. Flyers and posters around town advertise the
up-coming events and venues.
The best of old Morocco can be experienced at Jemaa el Fna square
with local musicians, storytellers and dancers entertaining
visitors. In the medina, Café Arabe is a good place to start
the evening and Kosybar, in Mellah, has a terrace with comfy
lounges and a large wine selection. The Piano Bar often has Frank
Sinatra renditions and in Guéliz, Le Grand Café de la
Poste and Café du Livre are also good.
Euro-Arabian dance music and exotic dancers can be enjoyed at
Comptoir Darna, in Hivernage, and nearby Theatro is a popular club.
Pacha Marrakech could be the biggest club in Africa and has a
gigantic swimming pool, and Bô & Zin is great in summer
when musicians entertain guests out in the garden. Afro-Brazilian
music can be heard at Afric'n Chic, with classical music
performances at Institut Français in Guéliz.
