French hotelier Anne Igou spent 16 months restoring an 18th-century pasha’s palace, and while most area properties predictably emphasize their Moro

The restaurant is a hangout for artists and the intelligentsia. In high season diners can lounge and people watch for hours.

The go-to place for carpets.

The shop is full of exquisite embroidered table linens.

An excellent store for antique finds.

A great market for babouche slippers.

Among the oldest and most famous parfumerie in the Muslim world.

A market of straw furniture and baskets; custom orders welcome.

Goods spill out along the seemingly endless miles of rough sidewalk: everything from incredibly inexpensive tin lanterns ready to be repurposed as

The owners provide Perrier shoppers troll the endless array of carpets, most of them ridiculously underpriced at around $300. Make sure you measure

The ambience may be initially inauspicious, but inside, the goods, culled from all over the country, are cheap and first-rate: spice holders, hand-

The utterly distinctive, handmade, oddly colored booties are embellished with covered buttons and lacings.

Deep within the medina, Boutique Majid stocks historic indigenous furniture and objets d'art (armoires; birdcages) alongside oversize antique Berbe

Otherwise known as the Weaver's Market, feral cats and vendors selling hangers are mixed with vendors who sell to Barneys New York.