Riad Yima

The experience

Hassan Hajjaj — the Larache-born artist the press calls the Andy Warhol of Morocco — keeps his Marrakech studio open to the public on Derb Aarjane, in the alleys just off Rahba Lakdima. The space works as gallery, tea room and boutique at once, hung with his pop-art photography inside the recycled tins, crates and product packaging he uses as frames and furniture. Hajjaj was shortlisted for the V&A's Jameel Prize in 2009 and won the Sovereign Middle East and Africa Art Prize in 2011, and works between Marrakech, London and New York.

A working artist's studio you can walk straight into, three minutes from the spice square and invisible from it.

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.