Meydene review: our verdict
Here, the walls tell the story. At Meydene, projections, sound, and sets bring Marrakech, its artisans, and its traditions to life in an immersive journey where art and technology converse. The venue also features a 400-seat hall reserved for shows, and a rooftop terrace where you can enjoy Moroccan dining.
The visit is guided, and that is its strength: the guides put you at ease, guide without rushing, and allow time to pause before the major projections. Everything flows smoothly, is well-organized, and is accessible to both children and adults. For an original outing for two, with friends or family, in the Hivernage. Lovers of old stones and collectible pieces will remain hungry: this is a staged show, not a museum, and the medina remains the best place for period pieces.
The best time slot: around 6 p.m., with the route remaining open until 10 p.m., to follow up with dinner on the rooftop.
