The market at the Andalous Quarter This market is on the right street of the famous Riad Jamaï. It’s a true jewel for tourists, but daily life for the local fassis. This souk has handmade chandeliers, slippers, bags, and many other souvenirs tourists can take back home.

This souk is like no other, being one of the oldest in the Medina, and although it is a little further than the main attractions, it is definitely worth a detour. Some years ago, a hospital was located in the area and people gathered near it to sell henna and pharmaceuticals. Today, the products sold at the souk are more developed and the list includes black soap and other local cosmetics.

Souk Al-Attarine is a long and narrow street going from Talaa to Medersa Al-Attarine. The street is filled with colourful spice stalls, dried fruit, nuts, plants, and even rustic clothing shops. It is the absolute perfect place to take pictures with backgrounds full of vivid colours.

- Souk Jeld Souk Jeld literally means ‘Leather Market’ in Moroccan. They offer leather bags, poufs, slippers, and even boots. - Souk Tillisse This souk sells handmade Moroccan rugs at a fair price. It is a market locals often visit and where visitors will see the true colours of Moroccan streets. Rugs vary in colour, fabric, style of making, size, and much more. With strong knowledge of the place and some connections with merchants, your guide can help you negotiate prices and find some of the best items. If you wish to buy large pieces such as Rugs, Ceramic Vase the market offers a worldwide shipping service, which your guide can help you arrange. During your tour, you'll also make a short stop at a traditional Riad to enjoy a hot Moroccan Mint Tea. To ensure the most valuable experience, please provide as many details as possible about your shopping tastes and expectations in advance of your tour so that your guide can prepare a customized itinerary.