Must-see shopping in Northern Atlantic Coast

  • Galerie Jama

    Essaouira

    If you don't know your Beni Ourain from your boucharouite (rag rug made from recycled cloth), this is the place to come. The extremely knowledgeable…

  • Elizir Gallery

    Essaouira

    Vintage lovers could happily while away a few hours here. Friendly owner Abdellatif has amassed a treasure trove of fabulous finds – perhaps a Vernor…

  • Poterie Serghini

    Safi

    Safi's famed ceramics are showcased in this huge shop and gallery near Bab Chaaba. English-speaking owner Mehdi Serghini is in the seventh generation of a…

  • Histoire des Filles

    Essaouira

    Essaouira’s first concept store – curated by Parisian Christelle Pailly – stocks a superstylish mix of Moroccan and Moroccan-based designers for women,…

  • Koulchi Concept Store

    Essaouira

    Topped by a roof-terrace café, this tall medina riad is filled with covetable Moroccan design: bags, blankets, carpets, ceramics and more.

  • Galerie d'Art Damgaard

    Essaouira

    Danish art collector Frederic Damgaard first visited Essaouira in the 1960s and stayed. He was one of the first people to bring the artistic work of Swiri…

  • L'Atelier

    Essaouira

    This boutique-cum-cafe is a good place to take a break with a fresh juice or smoothie and a bite from the vegetarian-friendly chalkboard menu, before…

  • Morocco Mall

    Casablanca

    Morocco's fanciest shopping destination, and the second-largest mall in Africa, has stores galore, from luxe international designer brands to a dedicated …

  • Bee on 6th

    Rabat

    Rabat’s first concept store stocks a stylish range of homeware, clothes, jewellery and accessories by modern Moroccan designers, as well as international…

  • Maison de l'Artisan

    Northern Atlantic Coast

    This shiny new government-sponsored complex was created to preserve Azemmour's traditional crafts, and includes workshops, training rooms and space for…

  • Souq Habous

    Casablanca

    Shopping isn't a highlight of Casablanca, but those wanting to snaffle a few souvenirs should head to the attractive but touristy souq in the streets east…

  • Minimal

    Essaouira

    At this stylish, carefully curated homeware store from the French owner of Umia restaurant just around the corner, you can pick up a shaggy raffia bag or…

  • Bendahhane

    Essaouira

    This small gallery curated by Abdel Bendahhane showcases the works of contemporary local artists such as Aïcha Aboutaleb, Said Quarzaz and Babahoum. There…

  • Mega Mall

    Rabat

    If you need a shopping fix, head to the largest mall in Morocco’s capital, where you’ll find all the usual international suspects along with Moroccan…

  • Coopérative Artisanale des Marqueteurs

    Essaouira

    Come to this cooperative in an impasse (dead-end lane) off Place Moulay Hassan to watch the woodworkers in action, hand-turning the thuja wood with a…

  • Coopérative Tamounte

    Essaouira

    Two cooperatives for the price of one, where the men make thuja-wood items and the women make top-quality argan-oil lotions and potions. It's down a dingy…

  • Le Comptoir Oriental

    Essaouira

    Describing itself as an 'oriental vintage chic bazar', this stylish homeware shop sells a carefully curated range of textiles, glassware, ceramics and…

  • Bazar Atlas

    Asilah

    There's a fine selection of carpets on offer at this two-storey shop, with piles of shaggy Beni Ouarain, tightly woven kilim and colourful Azilal upstairs…

  • Boheme of Morocco

    Essaouira

    This wardrobe-sized, self-proclaimed 'Berber Concept Store' stocks a covetable collection of Moroccan-made homeware, from macramé wall hangings to raffia…

  • Au Petit Bonhomme La Chance

    Essaouira

    Stock up on everything you need for a DIY hammam visit – black soap, mineral-rich ghassoul clay, scrubbing mitts – alongside herbal tea blends, natural…

  • Corallo

    Essaouira

    At his bijoux store, Stefano from Naples handcrafts one-of-a-kind pieces of jewellery from silver and natural stones, including pearl, topaz and turquoise.

  • Spice Souq

    Essaouira

    You’ll find all manner of potions, powders and pyramids of freshly ground spices in this aromatic souq, including ras el hanout (top of the shop: a…

  • Anfa Place

    Casablanca

    On the waterfront in Aïn Diab, this Norman Foster–designed shopping mall is a good place to stock up on provisions, with a supermarket, a pharmacy and…

  • Marina Shopping

    Casablanca

    In the traditionally no-shop zone between Casa Port train station and the Hassan II Mosque, this new mall is part of the regeneration of the port area,…

  • Jewellery Souq

    Essaouira

    Essaouira has long been a centre of jewellery making and trade; this bijoux collection of shops sells everything from heavy Berber jewellery to glittering…

  • Marilyn Bottero

    Rabat

    You can buy Italian painter and ceramicist Marilyn Bottero’s vibrant work at her small shop on the Rue des Consuls.

  • Espace Othello

    Essaouira

    Interesting private gallery showcasing the work of established and up-and-coming local artists.