Discover Riad Laz Mimoun near Jemaa el-Fna Square
Riad Laz Mimoun is located 6 km from Marrakech-Menara International Airport (10 minutes by car) and 200 km from Casablanca Mohammed V International Airport (2 hours by car).
In the heart of the Medina in Marrakech, in a very safe neighbourhood, Riad Laz Mimoun is located next to Jemaa el-Fna Square.
Follow signs for Ibn Zohr Hospital, commonly called Mamounia Hospital, take the gate into the Sidi Mimoun neighbourhood to the hospital, the Riad is located in Derb M’barek.
From our Riad, you can venture out on excursions, take the time to visit the main tourist sites in Marrakech, as well as going off the beaten track and discovering everything the city and the surrounding area have to offer in the way of palaces, gardens and museums.
Some of our favourites are Menara Gardens, Agdal Garden, Majorelle Garden and the Yves Saint-Laurent Museum, Al Bahia Palace and Dar Si Saïd Museum.
Without forgetting the must-sees…
Our riad is located in the heart of the Medina in Marrakech: a golden opportunity for you to explore!
The Medina is a UNESCO World Heritage site, full of historic monuments and buzzing with life, fragrances and colours including the famous souks: tinsmiths, jewellery makers, leather makers, woodworkers, rugs, wool, copper, weavers, etc.
Come and watch the craftsmen at work and make some purchases.
Carry on and explore Jemaa el-Fna Square for an authentic Moroccan experience with snake charmers and storytellers.
There are so many unique discoveries around Riad Laz Mimoun to see the Medina from a new angle and dive into local culture.
Our riad is located 5 minutes from the Saadian Tombs, and allows you to enjoy one of the must-see excursions during a trip to Morocco.
The Saadian Tombs are located on the site of the 12th century necropolis of the medieval West African Empire of Ghana. They consist of a mausoleum and a cemetery, containing the tombs of several members of the Moroccan Royal Family with chambers, inner courtyards, etc.
The site is considered an outstanding example of Moroccan architecture and the biggest and best preserved tomb of its kind in the empire.
The tombs were built to honour the Royal Family and now offer an insight into the beliefs and customs of the time. Not to be missed!
