Meet your guide at the Post Office near Jemaa el-Fna square. Receive a warm welcome and brief introduction to the day's journey through the ancient markets.

Explore the historic walled city while learning about Marrakech's rich history since its founding in 1062. Discover architectural treasures and cultural insights as you navigate the narrow streets.

This fountain will serve as the gateway to your exploration of Marrakech's historic souks, commencing with the Dyers' Market. There, you will gain insight into traditional dyeing methods employing saffron, indigo, and other natural materials, which produce the vibrant hues characteristic of Moroccan textiles.

Blacksmith Market : Experience the rhythmic sounds of hammers as skilled blacksmiths forge metal items by hand. Watch these craftsmen create tools and decorative pieces using centuries-old techniques.

En route to the artisan workshop, we will briefly stop at the market to observe the daily leather auction (excluding Fridays and religious holidays), where merchants bid on high-quality hides. This will provide an opportunity to learn about Marrakech's renowned leather production and traditional tanning techniques. From there, we will continue to the artisan leather workshops, where skilled artisans transform these hides into beautiful bags, poufs, and other exquisite goods. You will have the chance to observe the meticulous process of cutting, stitching, and embossing intricate designs, showcasing the craftsmanship that makes Moroccan leather items so unique.

On the way to the Rehba Lakdima, we will visit a couple of vibrant markets. Lantern Market Be dazzled by ornate metal lanterns that cast intricate patterns of light. These iconic pieces represent the essence of Moroccan design and home décor. Slippers Market Next, we’ll head to the Slippers Market, where you can browse a colorful array of traditional Moroccan babouches (leather slippers) in countless styles. Learn about the different designs worn for various occasions throughout Moroccan society. Carpet Market Finally, we’ll explore the Carpet Market, where you’ll discover distinctive Moroccan rugs from different regions, each with unique patterns and weaving techniques. Watch skilled weavers at work and learn how to identify quality in these handcrafted textiles.

Rahba Kedima famous as the Spice Square End your journey at the historic spice market filled with aromatic treasures. Explore colorful mounds of spices and herbs used in Moroccan cuisine and traditional medicine.