Guided walking tour of Marrakech

Itinerary
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Pass By: Medina of Marrakesh, Marrakech, Marrakech-Tensift-El Haouz Region

Visit of the medina and Landmarks of Marrakech
Your guide will meet you at your accommodation with your driver to start the city tour from the prestigious mosque of LA KOUTOUBIA, one of the wonders of art Almohade that is located in the center of the city.
Later, we will head to the Saadian Tombs, one of the most visited places in Marrakech. These tombs date from the late sixteenth century and are located in a closed garden accessed through a small corridor, mausoleums of great beauty, decorated with mosaics, and different tombs that keep buried sultans, warriors, and servants of the Saadi dynasty.
After visiting this place we will go to the Bahia Palace, built in the s. XIX as the residence of the Sultan. Bay means bright, in fact in the s. XIX Moroccans thought they had built the greatest palace of all time. To get there, we will cross the street market of the Kasbah, the Jewish Quarter (El Malah), the Souk of the Species and Badia Palace. We will take a short walk through the souk of Marrakech. And finally the Jemaa el Fna square, which is the central square of Marrakech and the most important place in the medina. Where is the public life of Marrakech develops both day and night. The best of Jemaa el Fna square is the transformation that is going on during the day.
Madrasa de Ben Youssef, built in the sixteenth century was one of the most important Koranic schools where the students lived in austere cells while finishing their religious studies. The most beautiful part of the visit confers in its inner courtyard with its architecture and mosaics, in harmony with the central pond used to perform the ablutions before the prayer. Here visitors will find extreme tranquility, after having gone through the bustle of the streets of the Medina.
Marrakech Museum: building open to the public since 1997. The Museum of Marrakech is one of the most interesting visits in the city. In these rooms, the museum's collection is exhibited, mainly composed of ceramics, weapons, carpets, and other traditional Moroccan objects. Inside the building, you can also visit the traditional hammam and a temporary exhibition hall. (optional)
Souk and Guilds Of Marrakech: entering through Jemaa el Fna Square and crossing the souk for its dozens of labyrinthine streets. Here you can buy all kinds of clothes, spices, food, crafts and typical products. In the souk you will find artisans grouped by guilds: dyers, basket makers and ironmongers are some of the trades that come together in the souk of Marrakech.
Gaderns: Majorel gardens and Menara Gardens: