3 places to trade Panini World Cup 2026 stickers in Marrakech

📍 Neighborhood

Medina (North-Eastern Edge)

🕐 When people go

Thursdays and Sundays are best, generally open daily except Friday.

Bab El Khemis is Marrakech's oldest and largest flea market, a true treasure trove for collectors of all kinds. While not exclusively for stickers, its vibrant atmosphere and wide array of second-hand goods make it a prime spot for discovering vintage football cards, older Panini albums, or even meeting general collectors open to diverse trades. Arrive early on market days for the best finds and a chance to engage with local vendors and fellow enthusiasts.

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📍 Neighborhood

Sidi Zouine (outside city center)

🕐 When people go

Before and after Kawkab Marrakech home matches.

As the home ground of Kawkab Marrakech (KACM), the city's main football club, the Grand Stade de Marrakech becomes a hub of football fervor on match days. While not a formal trading zone, the excitement draws passionate fans who are often keen collectors. Informal exchanges of stickers and cards are common among supporters gathering outside the stadium, making it an excellent spot to connect with fellow football memorabilia enthusiasts.

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📍 Neighborhood

Hivernage

🕐 When people go

Mall operating hours, particularly on weekday afternoons or weekends.

Menara Mall offers a modern, air-conditioned environment with a dedicated 'Le Souk' section that features local goods and souvenirs. This area, or the mall's food court, can serve as a comfortable and accessible meeting point for collectors to arrange trades. You might also find vendors selling new Panini products or other football memorabilia within the mall's souvenir shops, providing a convenient starting point for exchanges.

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