Souk Sebbaghine (Souk des Teinturiers)

The experience

The dyers' street, reached through an arched portal beside the historic Mouassine fountain, where dyed wool, skins and silk are hung on poles above the lane to dry. Dyers have worked here for well over a century over cauldron-sized vats, drawing pigment from woad, indigo, saffron, cochineal and sandalwood, and the process is still manual and organic from start to finish. It is one of the trade streets that gave the souks their old order, sitting between Jemaa el-Fna and the Ben Youssef mosque a couple of minutes from the Mouassine mosque.

A street roofed in wet colour, with the men who put it there still working underneath.

What a membership adds.

Everything above is free: the name, the photo, the rating, the exact spot. What members get is the part you can't Google: the sourced insider tip for this place (what to order, when to go, what to skip), every day of your trips unlocked in full with the insider tip on every researched stop, and the concierge at full strength, answering with your own insider tips, no daily meter.