The Bahia Palace, located in Marrakech, is a masterpiece of Moroccan architecture whose construction dates back to the late nineteenth century, like most Arab-Andalusian palaces, it contains beautiful gardens and pretty patios It has 150 richly decorated rooms

Next to the mosque of the Kasbah, one of the most visited sites in Morocco is the royal necropolis tombs built by Sultan Ahmed El Mansour el Dahbi, who beat Portugal in the battle of the three kings in 1578 and who conquered Sudan. This richly decorated royal necropolis where Sultan Ahmed El Mansour el Dahbi, the founders and descendants of the Saadi's dynasty, is open to the public since 1917

Majorelle is a painter and decorator of the city of Nancy, he was born in 1886. He was born in the city of Marrakech in 1917 to cure his tuberculosis, he fell in love with the city of Marrakech and he settled in his little pavilion several years later . At the same time, he created his workshop in this small pavilion where he painted engravings inspired by the daily life of Moroccan women. He died there in 1962. Falling into oblivion after the death of Majorelle Jacques, the place is bought by Yves Saint Laurent who restored it in the early 60s. And became a Berber museum composed of ancient Moroccan.

It is one of the most impressive monuments of Marrakech. The Koutoubia was built in two phases by Abdelmoumen in 1157 and 1163. The minaret of Koutoubia inspired the architects of the Giralda of Seville and the Hassan Tower of Rabat

You will stroll the narrow alleys and streets of the medina of Marrakesh with your guide who will take you in this exploratory tour to discover the artisan's workshops, the markets. Djamaa Lafna, It's more than a place, Djamâa El-Fna is a myth that must be seen, live, listen, feel. It's more than a place, it's still a sea, a huge stage of theater 150 meters out of 100, between the Medina and Koutoubia which points to the sky, where the show is transformed from morning to evening ... storytellers, acrobats "oulad hmad amouss ", dancers, singers, musicians from all regions of Morocco