Travel Reference
In-Depth Information
POST & TELEPHONE
Public card phones are widely available, especially near Rue de Bab Agnaou in the med-
ina and Ave Mohammed V in Guéliz, and cards can be bought from news vendors and
téléboutiques
(private phone offices).
DHL
( 0524 43 76 47;
www.dhl-ma.com
; 113 Ave Abdelkrim el-Khattabi; 8.30am-12.30pm &
2.30-6.30pm Mon-Fri, 8.30am-12.30pm Sat)
International courier service; insurance subject to
surcharge.
8.15am-12.15pm & 2.30-6.30pm Mon-Fri, 8.15am-12.30pm Sat)
International courier service.
8am-4pm Mon-Fri, 8.30am-noon Sat)
Poste restante is at window 3 and the parcel office is
around the corner on Ave Hassan II. The section for stamps and foreign exchange stays
open until 8pm Monday to Friday and to 6pm on Saturday.
8am-noon & 3-6pm Mon-Fri)
A convenient branch office in
Post Office
(Rue de Bab Agnaou;
the medina.
TOILETS
When nature calls in the medina, brave the toilets in cafes ringing the Djemaa or make an
OJ pit stop at the Café des Épices. Along Ave Mohammed V in Guéliz there are dozens of
spiffy cafes where you can nip to the loo.
TOURIST INFORMATION
Pl Abdel Moumen ben Ali)
Offers boosterish pamphlets and numbers of licenced guides.
USEFUL WEBSITES
For more tips on events, restaurant openings and shopping head to:
Pocket Marrakech
(
www.pocketmarrakech.com
)
Monthly
What's On?
guide to the Red City.
Also stocked in most hotels and bars.
Best Restaurants Maroc
(
www.bestrestaurantsmaroc.com
)
A good resource for higher-end restaur-
ants.
Marrakech Train Tickets
(
www.marrakechtraintickets.com
)
The only advance reservation ticket-
ing service, although reservations include a Dh75 fee.
Getting There & Away
