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Flights from Eindhoven to Marrakesh

Fly directly from Eindhoven to lively Marrakesh, where vibrant souks (markets), fragrant spices, and ancient traditions await you. This impressive Moroccan city is packed with culture and adventure. Book your flight tickets from Eindhoven to Marrakesh with Transavia now and enjoy everything Marrakesh has to offer.

Airport of departure

Eindhoven Airport

Flight time

A flight from Eindhoven to Marrakesh takes about 03:35 hours.

Airport of arrival

Marrakesh Menara Airport

Time zone

UTC +0. In winter, it is 1 hour behind The Netherlands. In summer, it is 2 hours behind.

Currency

The currency used in Morocco is the Moroccan Dirham (MAD).

Discover Marrakesh's most beautiful sights

Marrakesh is a city full of wonders and surprises. There is plenty to experience here, from the city's bustling Djemaa el Fna square to the Jardin Majorelle botanical gardens and the mighty Bahia Palace. But what could be more fun than discovering a city's lesser-known gems? Here is a list of the 5 most fun and lesser-known sights in Marrakesh.

  1. Check out the Rue Bab Doukkala market

    Marrakesh's Rue Bab Doukkala market is not just about shopping, but also about the Moroccan cuisine's delicious aromas and flavours. As you walk around the market, you will smell the freshly baked msmen (traditional flatbreads) and harcha (semolina biscuits). You will see stalls full of colourful olives, dried fruits like dates and figs, and huge piles of spices like saffron, cumin, and ras el hanout. Don't miss local delicacies such as the famous mechoui (slow-roasted lamb) and briouats (stuffed puff pastry parcels with meat or sweet filling). It's a perfect place to indulge your taste buds!

  2. Relax in the La Palmeraie gardens

    Visit the green oasis of La Palmeraie. These gardens are located just outside the city. Take a leisurely stroll and take some beautiful pictures. This is the perfect place to take a break from the hustle and bustle of Marrakesh's city centre.

  3. Discover the historic Mellah district

    Stroll through the historic Mellah district, which used to be the Jewish part of the city. Admire the old synagogue and explore the lively market.

  4. Admire the craft workshops in the medina

    Learn more about the traditions of Marrakesh by checking out the workshops in the medina. Here, local craftsmen use centuries-old techniques to create beautiful handmade products. For example, visit a zellij workshop, where colourful mosaic tiles are cut and laid by hand. Or, take a look at a tannery. This is where leather is dyed and made into bags, shoes, and poufs.

  5. Admire the Koutoubia Mosque

    This impressive mosque is the city's largest religious building. It is a magnificent example of unique Moorish architecture.

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