Start your day at Marrakech’s largest and most iconic mosque, famous for its 12th-century minaret and beautiful Almohad architecture. A perfect introduction to the city’s history.

Explore this hidden royal necropolis from the 16th century, known for its ornate marble decoration and intricate tilework. One of Marrakech’s most impressive historical treasures.

Visit this 19th-century palace built for a grand vizier, featuring peaceful courtyards, carved cedar ceilings, and colorful zellige mosaics—showcasing classic Moroccan craftsmanship.

Discover one of the largest and most important Islamic schools in North Africa. Admire its stunning architecture, inner courtyard, and detailed geometric carvings.

Wander through the lively traditional markets filled with spices, leather goods, lamps, carpets, and handmade crafts. A vibrant look into Marrakech’s daily life and artisan culture.

Experience the heart of the city—a UNESCO-listed square filled with storytellers, stalls, street food, and unique local energy. Perfect for photos and cultural immersion.

End your tour in this world-famous garden designed by Jacques Majorelle and restored by Yves Saint Laurent. Known for its exotic plants, tranquil paths, and the iconic blue villa. Note: For Majorelle Garden, you will need to book online via their website, so make sure tickets are available before booking as they sometimes sell out. If tickets are unavailable, you can visit the Secret Garden instead of Majorelle Garden.