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Jemaa el-Fnaa
20m
D'jemaa L'fna is the heart and the soul of the city, it was once a marketplace and a meeting point for merchants and farmers from all over Morocco. Now is one of the main cultural spaces in Morocco, it represents the Moroccan cultural heritage and traditions : storytellers, fortune tellers, poets,traditional medicine, snack charmers, Berber, Arab, Gnaoua musicians, henna tattooing, water
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Medina of Marrakesh
30m
Exploring the hidden gems of the downtown, smells, flavours, colours that was an inspirations of many artists all around the globe, for its authenticity.
Souks is one of the best spots and highlights of Marrakech. They are a maze-like network of shadowy labyrinth and alleyways full of many artisans and vendors offering a variety of items:leather, jewellery, fabrics, lanterns, rugs ,metalwork ,ceramics ,bohemian style items, clothes, pastries, dried fruits, wooden items , concept stores, Moroccan interiors showrooms, olives market, fresh mint market....
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30m · Admission ticket included
Coranic school an architectural jewel of the moorish architecture one of the best spots in Marrakech
You should expect the equivalent of 5 € for adults and 1 € for kids cash as entrance fee
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Koutoubia Mosque
15m
12th century mosque, the landmark of Marrakech and Morocco
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Le Jardin Secret
30m · Admission ticket included
Exotic and aromatic Garden in the heart of the Medina
Possiblity of having a drink inside the garden
You should expect 8 € entrance fee per person for adults they accept credit cards
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30m
Artisan's souks , leatherwork artisans, blacksmiths, wood workers, Moroccan berber rugs . Wander confidently through the mize-like souks with :
No-pressure shopping
Safe, stress-free navigation
Stop at a Moroccan traditional pharmacy (herbalist) for the essential oils , medicinal herbs,spices and parfums.
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Dar El Bacha - Musee des Confluences
30m · Admission ticket included
Step behind the scenes of one of Marrakech’s most enchanting palaces, Dar El Bacha – “House of the Pasha”, a 20th-century masterpiece once home to a powerful ruler. Skip the long queues and enter straight into a world of intricately carved cedarwood ceilings, luminous zellij tilework, and peaceful riad-style courtyards that capture the magic of Moroccan artistry.
