Marrakesh is a buzzing city and it can quickly get very complicated to find its way in the maze of narrow streets, and in the world of the souks. This guided tour with a private guide is perfect to make the most of the city in a few hours.You will see:
- a variety of quarters established by craftsmen, according to a structured system of corporation
- souks of basketwork, dried fruit, spices, clothes, wool, skins, Berber carpet, leatherwork, ironwork, jewelry and more!
- the Rue du Souk Smarine which leads into the Place rahba Kedima, where a slave market was once held
- apothecary shops here and there
- Djemaa El Fna Square, this traditional meeting place where peasants and merchants met to trade
- fruit and spice sellers, guerrab with their leather water bottles and metal drinking cups, basket sellers, ironmongers and barbers
- the Gnaoua dancers descended from former Guinean slaves, musicians, story tellers, snake charmers and entertainers with performing monkeys
- ... and mot!
PS: there will be lots of time for bargaining!

Guided visit of souks and medina in Marrakech

Medina & Souks

Start your tour at the renowned landmark structure of Koutoubia Mosque in Marrakech, and be in awe of this engineering feat and historical masterpiece. Then head towards Bahia Palace, one of the best-preserved historical sites and certainly most interesting in Marrakech.Visit The Bahia Palace which is a major sight to see in Marrakesh. A short walk from the main square reveals what was hidden for nearly two-hundred years. Pass by the grand private residence of Dar El Bacha Palace on your way to the narrow streets of the Medina. Hidden away among the maze-like streets are treasures your guide is eager to show you, ovens churning out typical street food, and an array of workshops where craftsmen produce goods to be sold at the souks.Complete your tour with a view over the plaza of Jemaa el-Fnaa, this is a prime spot for people-watching in one of the city’s liveliest spots. Watch as the buzz of daily life unfolds among the market stands and streetscapes below.

3-Hour monuments & souks walking tour in Marrakech

Jamaa El Fna Square

See the famous Majorelle Gardens while exploring Marrakech, the Pearl of the South.Visit the renowned Majorelle Gardens, this wonderful tropical garden houses with fountains, pools, forests of bamboo, cactus and a fabulous private museum collection. Over 15 exclusive North African bird species can be found here. Bright, cobalt blue buildings can be seen in the garden which was laid out by a French artist, Louis Majorelle and later restored by Yves Saint Laurent.An expression of the timeless aspect of Moroccan life, the ramparts dominate Marrakech with their characteristic red stone walls and superb gates. Over 6 miles long, the city ramparts are among Marrakech's main attractions. Well-preserved with a height ranging from approximately 25 to 32 feet, ten gates pierce the wall as entry points. The most well-known of these gates is Bab Khemis. Several gates have also been models for other Moroccan cities.

Botanical tour in Marrakech

Majorelle Garden

Climb aboard this fantastic journey through the incredible Palm Grove of Marrakech. Trek with a dromedary camel through authentic villages and oasis-like landscape. Then enjoy a delicious glass of mint tea in a Berber home. Leave the hustle and bustle of Marrakech behind and go on a half-day adventure. According to the legend, this area was the site of a military camp, where, in the evenings, soldiers ate dates that had been carried from the pre-Saharan oasis. The discarded pits fell into holes left by lances that had been thrust in the ground. And so the palm groves of Marrakech were planted.Your cheich (protective turban veil), you and your sturdy new camel friend trek safely through the palm groves past villas, deluxe properties and Berber homes. Sit back with a refreshing glass of mint tea at the home of one of the local Berber families before heading back to the city.

Camel ride in Marrakech Palm Grove

Are you are feeling active and fancy a change of scenery away from the bustling souks and shops of Marrakech? If so, this experience, which includes a one hour camel ride with a stop to drink tea, is for you.See the Palm-groves and the local villages of the Palmerie, accompanied by a camel guide throughout. After leaving Marrakech, you'll travel a short distance and hear from your guide how camels are known as ships of the desert and what remarkable animals they are. Then, it's time to meet your camel and see the relaxing Palmeraie in the palm groves of Marrakech. Once you’ve found your balance and got used to the rhythmic motion of the ride, you’ll enjoy a break to indulge in mint tea.Plus, there's plenty of time for fun photos and to get to know your camel as well.

Palmeraie camel ride from Marrakech with tea break

Palm Grove

Take part in this full-day tour and experience the historical and natural highlights of Marrakech. Known as the red city, Marrakech is located at the foot of the Atlas mountains and it is the ideal starting point to discover Morocco.Start at the beautiful Majorelle Garden and admire the vibrant cobalt-blue architecture set against the lush green vegetation. You will be enchanted while seeing refreshing, burbling streams and pools filled with water lilies and lotus flowers.Next you will explore the peaceful Koutoubia Gardens, where you will stroll to the towering minaret of the mosque. Admire the grand residence of Dar El Bacha Palace on your way to the narrow streets of the Medina and discover myriad treasures on the maze streets, where vendors offer freshly-cooked street food and craftsmen produce goods to be sold at the souks.After this, you will visit the nearby neighborhoods on the way to the 19th-century Bahia Palace. Marvel at the grand courtyards and gardens, before reaching the bustling square of Jemaa el-Fna where you will conclude your Marrakech experience.

Marrakech full-day guided city highlights tour

Unveil the mystery and magic of Marrakech on this premium tour with an air-conditioned comfortable minivan. Visit the Koutoubia Mosque and admire its Minaret, held in the same regard by Moroccans as the Eiffel Tower is to the French. Then head to Bahia Palace with its set of gardens located inside Medina. Get to know how it was built in the late 19th century, with the intention to be the greatest palace of its time. Check out the Djemaa el Fna square, an open space in the center of the city, and a stage for a long-established ritual in which gather round groups of acrobats, drummers, pipe musicians, dancers, and storytellers, comedians, and fairground acts. Learn the history behind Marrakech at the famed Majorelle Gardens of Yves Saint Laurent, and walk by the Menara pool surrounded by orchards and olive groves for a perfect photo opportunity of the Atlas Mountains behind the gardens.Finish the day with a cruise in Les Palmerais through thousands of palm trees.

Marrakech private full-day city tour with a driver

Saadian Tombs

One of the most impressive sights in Marrakech, the Koutoubia is one of the largest, most beautiful mosques in the western Muslim world. Its 225-foot tall minaret is a Hispano-Moresque masterpiece that is very similar to the Giralda of Seville. El Bahia Palace was built in the late 19th century in a two-acre garden. It is a haphazard arrangement of secret luxury apartments opening to inner courtyards.
For seven years around a thousand craftsmen from the Fez region worked on the palace. The only sections open to the public are the apartments of the sultan’s favorite concubine, the council chamber (with tiled walls and illuminated cedarwood ceiling) and the great central courtyard (paved with marble and decorated with zelliges and fountains).
The Saâdian Tombs with their delicate decorations and pure architectural lines are considered by many to be a beautiful feat of architecture. They were first built to house the tombs of the Saadian Sultan, Ahmed el Mansour. In 1591 the first “koubba” (dome on the top of a mosque) of this burial ground was built south of the Casbah.
At the base of the Atlas Mountains lie the Menara Gardens. Covering an area of 250 acres, they are full of olive tr

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