The back story
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Neighbourhood guide
Gueliz, the new town
The Ville Nouvelle: the 1920s brasserie, galleries, boutiques and the restaurants of women cooks.
Neighbourhood guide · Marrakech
Gueliz, the new town
The 1920s brasserie, galleries, boutiques and the kitchens of women cooks.
What's onThis week in Marrakech
What to see and do
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Contemporary art since 2010
David Bloch Gallery
A gallery of contemporary art in Marrakech since 2010.
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The new town
Gueliz to Majorelle
From the Grand Café de la Poste through the galleries and boutiques of Gueliz to the Jardin Majorelle.
Where to eat
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Run by women since 1987
Al Fassia
The Gueliz restaurant that opened in 1987 with a kitchen and dining room run entirely by women.
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The cooking of the dadas
Sahbi Sahbi
Moroccan cooking carried by women on Boulevard Mansour Eddahbi, in the spirit of the dadas who hand down the recipes.
37 Boulevard Mansour Eddahbi, Gueliz, 40000 MarrakechExplore View on map
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A kitchen that trains women
Amal
A non-profit restaurant and cooking school that has trained women in Marrakech since 2012.
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A 1920s institution
Le Grand Café de la Poste
The brasserie of the 1920s beside the old post office, with a terrace and jazz evenings.
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Australian ease
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Seasonal, locally sourced cooking in the Australian manner, on Rue Mohammed el Beqal.
96 Rue Mohammed el Beqal, Gueliz, MarrakechExplore View on map
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