Explore Djemaa el Fna, Marrakech's main square and a vibrant hub of activity. Experience the lively atmosphere filled with street performers, food stalls, and local vendors. Your guide can provide insights into the cultural significance of this iconic square.

Visit the Koutoubia Mosque, the largest mosque in Marrakech known for its impressive minaret. Learn about the history and architecture of this landmark, which dates back to the 12th century.

Visit the Bahia Palace, a magnificent 19th-century palace known for its opulent architecture and lush gardens. Explore the intricately decorated rooms, courtyards, and harem quarters while learning about the palace's history and former residents.

Explore the Medersa Ben Youssef, an ancient Islamic college renowned for its stunning architecture and intricate tilework. Discover the peaceful courtyards, ornate prayer halls, and historic inscriptions that adorn the walls.

The Berber Souk of Marrakech is composed of different sections like the Samarin market. It is the most famous one as it is close to the big square Jemaa el Fna and easy to be found by the tourists and the new visitors of Marrakech. As its name indicates in Arabic; This was where shoppers used to change the shoes of their mules and donkeys in the past. Now it is a maze of alleyways revealing the marvels of Moroccan handicrafts. A diverse display of spices, fragrances, slippers, pottery, brass, carpets, leader goods, caftans,

Visit traditional handicraft workshops where skilled artisans practice age-old techniques passed down through generations. Watch as artisans create exquisite leather goods, intricate metalwork, and vibrant textiles, and learn about the craftsmanship behind each piece.