Souk Des Epices

“Amazing place but you have to be good as hassling prices as they would always try to reap you off. I and my friends spent hours walking through this market we could finish the whole place but the place is big and filled with so much. From spices to clothes, to snacks, restaurants and so much more.”

“It’s a weird place when it’s completely empty, but during the day when the spice shops are open it’s just magic! Smelling the different spices it’s giving you such a Moroccan vibe.”

“Much quieter than some of the other souks closer to main square, though also smaller. Worth a visit if in the area!”

“The Souk Des Espices is short in comparison to other souks. Entering from a square you are immediately approached by the merchants clamouring for your business. After walking through the entire souk, we finally chose the merchant we would buy our spice from. The merchants did his best speaking with us and Google translate came in very handy as we muddled through. The shop was filled with wonderful smells and I spent my time smelling the various bags of spices in their raw form while a my wife haggled. After a price was agreed we made our purchases. My wife was very happy with her purchase. After finishing our business we went and enjoyed a lunch in a small Moroccan eatery in the square. The food was authentic and delicious.”

“Such a pretty souk and far less crowded than the others! The spices and dried flowers 💐 make it smell delicious!”

“As a single traveler, this souk did not feel very safe. I think it was where most vendors tried to catch my attention. Would not go there again by myself.”