Guided Tour of Marrakech – Full Day Itinerary

• Visit to the Majorelle Gardens: A famous botanical garden and tourist attraction in Marrakech, also home to a museum dedicated to Berber culture. It was created by the French painter Jacques Majorelle (1886–1962).

• Visit to the Koutoubia Mosque: The most iconic religious building in Marrakech. For tourists, the Koutoubia often serves as a landmark to navigate the city!

• Visit to the Saadian Tombs: Step into the Saadian Tombs and discover a rich history and stunning decorations. The mausoleum houses about sixty members of the Saadian dynasty, who ruled Morocco from 1524 to 1659.

• Visit to the Ben Youssef Madrasa: Renowned for its rich architecture, this Islamic college was built in the 19th century, inspired by Arab and Andalusian styles.

• Visit to the Menara Gardens: The Menara is the city’s most important olive grove. It features a large basin filled with water from the mountains, making it a perfect place for peaceful walks and a refreshing green escape.

• Visit to the Bahia Palace: Known for its architectural richness, this palace was built in the 19th century with inspirations from Arab and Andalusian styles.

• Visit to El Badi Palace: Also known as the “Palace of the Incomparable,” this was constructed in the late 16th century by Saadian Sultan Ahmed al-Mansur to commemorate his victory over the Portuguese army in the Battle of the Three Kings in 1578. Today, only a large esplanade with gardens, orange trees, and towering walls remains.

• Tour of the Palmeraie (Palm Grove).

• Visit to the New City (Gueliz and Hivernage districts).

• Drive past the Royal Palace and a tour around the historic ramparts of Marrakech.

• Visit to the souks: Dive into the magical colors and crafts of Marrakech while strolling through the narrow alleys of the Medina.

• Visit to the famous Djemaa El Fna Square: A vibrant space filled with performances and entertainment lasting until late into the evening.

Return to your accommodation in the late afternoon.