• Koutoubia Mosque - Begin the journey in Marrakech by visiting its most iconic monument, located on a sacred site dating back to the 12th century (view from the outside only/limited access). Explore the city’s origins from the 11th century, including Marrakech’s first road and defensive gate.
• Mellah - Explore the Jewish quarter and delve into Morocco’s Jewish heritage. Stroll through the vibrant spice markets.
• Bahia Palace - Enjoy a comprehensive tour of the only genuine palace open to visitors. Roam through its residential riads and official function areas. Discover the decorative arts, uncover the legends behind their origins, and understand their influence on modern Moroccan culture and society.
• Medina of Marrakesh - Stroll through the most authentic souks and neighborhoods of the old city.
• Ben Youssef Madrasa - Visit this religious site, a 16th-century Quranic school (medersa or madrasa) in Marrakech, featuring a unique Arabo-Islamic style patio, the sacred prayer hall, ablutions hall, and rooms that once accommodated up to 900 students. Gain insights into local Muslim practices and the traditional education system.
• Souk Semmarine - Wander through the old city’s (or medina’s) most prestigious souk and greatest source of temptation. It showcases the finest local artisans and most skilled craftsmen. Discover where many renowned international artists and designers have been visiting for decades to spark their inspiration.
• Jemaa el-Fnaa - Conclude at Marrakesh’s UNESCO World Heritage site, celebrated for its oral and intangible culture, embodied by street performers such as storytellers, folk troupes, and many more.
• Place Des Epices - Explore the trendy and most colorful square of the souks. Ascend a private terrace for a panoramic view of the old city’s labyrinth.

• Skip the line tickets & guided tour of Bahia Palace + Medersa Ben Youssef
• Services of a friendly & knowledgeable licensed tour guide (English/French Speaking)
• Bottled water

• Tips and gratuities

Gather at the Koutoubia Mosque, a stunning Moorish marvel from the 12th century, for an introduction to gain a deeper understanding of the city’s origins and layout.

Proceed to the Jewish Mellah and explore the Bahia Palace, the city’s most renowned attraction, once the residence of the kingdom’s grand vizir and his harem. Enjoy free time to wander through the gardens, riads, and reception rooms, and admire the intricate fountains, zellij mosaics, stucco arabesques, and carved cedar gates and ceilings.

Discover authentic neighborhoods and visit the Ben Youssef Medersa, a masterpiece of Arabo-Islamic art. Tour the Maghreb’s largest Islamic college from the 1500s, featuring its magnificent patio, student rooms, prayer hall, and ablutions room. Engage in discussions about local Muslim practices and history.

Next, visit the original handicrafts souk to observe skilled artisans at work and learn about their materials and techniques. Pause at the vibrant spices square for photos and to uncover local beauty and culinary secrets. Conclude at Jamaa El Fna, the city’s UNESCO World Heritage site, to experience captivating street arts!

• Wear comfortable walking shoes

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.