Marrakech Guided Tours

The tour starts by the archaeological site of the Koutoubia Mosque and Minaret. Through the historical Bab Agnaou gate, you'll see the Saadian Necropolis of the 16th century. From here, walk through the 12th-century Kasbah with its food markets, and visit the remains of the ruined 16th-century El Badi Palace. Then enter the 19th-century Bahia Palace, created by the local artisans with wood, plaster and tiles, and considered a home of the then Moroccan Prime Minister. The exploration ends in the Jewish Quarter, before returning to your hotel or hostel.

Explore the souks of Marrakech in the lanes around the Djemaa El Fna in the city’s old Medina. Discover quarters dedicated to Berber carpets, leatherwork, dried fruits, spices, and more. Watch the street entertainers charm snakes, tell stories, Haggle for bargains from traditional vendors and See the Gnaoua dancers, descended from former Guinean slaves and more.

Immerse yourself in the thriving culture of Marrakech and its medieval medina on a 9-hour sightseeing tour. See one of the world’s largest mosques, marvel at the ornate Saâdian Tombs, wander the narrow streets of the souks, Wander among the olive groves of the Menara Gardens in the foothills of the Atlas Mountains, Learn about traditional crafts from southern Morocco, including carpets, costumes and weapons.

Discover the second largest imperial cities of Morocco, city tour in Marrakech, browse the narrow streets to explore the colorful souks and the labyrinth, explore the palaces and discover Berber architecture, visit the gardens and old mosques and Islamic. schools, visit museums and enjoy the green gardens. Discover Marrakech, the second imperial city of Morocco, in this guided tour guided by a historian guide of art. Among its famous souks, you will discover the many facets of Marrakech and go for a walk in the labyrinth of the alleys of the Medina. Immerse yourself in ancient times with a visit to the most beautiful palaces, gardens and monuments of Marrakech, including the Bahia Palace, the Koutoubia Mosque, the Saadian Royal Tombs and the Majorelle Gardens.