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Jemaa el-Fnaa
15m
This is the biggest Square in North Africa.You will discover the Moroccan popular Heritage.See Gnawa Musiciens, Storytellers, Snake charmers, Henna tattoos womens.
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Foundouk el Amri el al Mizane
10m
Marrakech used to be a very important caravan trade center.It is here where caravan trader used to sleep and have commerce and then continue their own way to another orientation.
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5m
An Andalousian Neighborhood in Marrakech.Here we will visit a community Oven to see where the families bring their own dough to be baked for them.Also some times families bring some Marrakech families bring their own pastry to be baked here.
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Souk des Teinturiers
10m
In Marrakech it is called "Souk Sebaghine"The dyers' market is represented by the craft of dyeing woolen threads that are used in the manufacture of Carpets.
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30m · Admission ticket not included
16 century old Medrassa.It was a former university with 132 dormitory rooms.
A wonderful place to admire Moroccan architecture.
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Souk Haddadine
10m
Locally named Souk El Haddadine.Very nice place to discover the Blacksmiths working to make beautiful things.It is here where they make locksmiths, Marrakech door's knockers, Lanterns,ploughs,and many things are hand made here in this Market
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Almoravid Koubba
4m · Admission ticket not included
The Almoravid Qubba (Arabic: القبة المرابطية), or Qubba Ba'adiyyin/Barudiyyin[Note 1], is a small monument in Marrakech, Morocco. It was erected by the Almoravid dynasty in the early 12th century.[1] It is notable for its extraordinary decoration and for being one of the only remnants of Almoravid architecture in Marrakech
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4m
Mouassine is an old quarter that had been built in the 16 century.
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Bahia Palace
30m · Admission ticket not included
Bahia Palace is famous for its hand-carved cedarwood ceilings, colorful zellige tilework, stucco decorations, and marble floors, all crafted by skilled Moroccan artisans. The gardens inside the palace are filled with orange trees, jasmine, and fountains, offering a calm escape from the busy streets of the Medina.
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Mellah
15m · Admission ticket not included
Hay El Mellah is the Jewish Quarter in Marrakech.Altough there is no Jewish people who live here but it still has a factionning Synagogue and also in the same time a Jewish Museum and also the quarter still has a Jewish cemetery.We can visit the Laasma Synagogue if you are interested to see it.