• Mellah - The city’s small lanes previously housed the city’s Jewish community, as evidenced by buildings such as the Lazama Synagogue, which has a tiled courtyard and exhibitions on Jewish life, and the peaceful Miaara Jewish cemetery. The bustling Mellah Market, which sells meat and fruit, and the Bab Mellah Spice Souk are also nearby you can learn about herbs and spices if you like when you visit an herbelist . The area is dotted with European-style cafes, Moroccan restaurants, offering grilled meats and tajines.

• Private tour

• Lunch
• Entry/Admission

The Jewish community has had a significant presence in Morocco over many millennia, impacting commerce and cultural elements. This is clearly noticeable in each Moroccan city’s Mellah - the historic Jewish district or ghetto. Among these culturally significant sites, the Mellah still thrives and is cherished in Marrakech. As you stroll through the Mellah, your tour guide will shed light on the Jewish history of Marrakech and their unique contributions while exploring the district’s unique architectural style, interacting with herb and spice merchants, touring the marketplace, and encountering many other pockets of interest. The itinerary includes a visit to the Slat al-Azama Synagogue and the Jewish Cemetery (except on Saturdays).
Morocco, being a region of historical and strategic importance, has seen various civilizations since ancient times. As Marrakech residents, we possess local knowledge about the whole city. A customizeable tour schedule may incorporate extra stops within the Medina like visiting the Jamaal Elfna square, shopping, or even exploring the incredible handicraft workshops within Marrakech’s souks.

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