This place needs to be seen to be believed. Noisy, chaotic and totally overwhelming to all the senses. Not as much hassle from the locals trying to sell you stuff as you would expect (compared to our experiences in India for example) - apart from in the food stall area at night. So a must see attraction with a couple... More

Brilliant nice atmosphere, went to the great balcony and paid 20 dirhams for a drink to see the view which was worht it. all the markets were there and was able to hagle.

I really was looking forward to the famous Jemaa Al Fna,but found it to be too much hassle to enjoy. Be prepared, brace yourself to be poked, prodded and intimidated (yes ) into parting with your money!! Do not go there taking photographs of the locals or monkeys, snakes, without paying for the photo as you will be shouted at... More

A must see especially after dark when the whole place comes alive. We ate a few times - would recommend 75, 14 and 111. Look out for tea sellers and sample delicious cinnamon tea. The spicy snails are worth trying - I was a bit unsure about these having never eaten snails before but I enjoyed these. You do get... More

Go for the sights and sounds. Chaotic. Watch activities and be prepared to pay, but don't be hassled into paying more - you will be asked for more money. Bargain like mad for any item.

Street theatre and street food at its best. This quite rightly is an amazing experience but not for the faint hearted! Be prepared for large collections of snakes, monkeys on leads, henna tatooists, herbalists, various animals for sale in cages, birds of prey and lots of food stalls! Plus street sellers and children hawking anything and everything to make a... More

Despite all the hoopla about Jamaa Al Fna I found the place to be annoying full of tourist traps and touts. Everyone seems to want to throw something at you or force you take a picture. Especially the so called water carriers and the monkey trainers. Animal trainers had poor animals that made me feel quite sorry for them (the... More

Passable at night, but awful by day. Bad energy - hated seeing monkeys on chains being made to do backflips ...and the people behaving like monkeys for a tourist dollar. The only bad experience in Morocco. Guess it has to be seen though!

Go at night! Are you in a dream? A James Bond movie? A circus? The action is every where; the place is charged! Old and new, tourist and local, young and old. It's an incredibly interesting melange not to be missed to put together all your Morocco experiences.