The Koutoubia Mosque, located in Marrakech, is the city's largest mosque. Built in the 12th century under the Almohad dynasty, it is renowned for its 77-meter-high minaret, a masterpiece of Islamic architecture.( only from outside ).

Dar El Bacha Museum (Musée des Confluences) Travelers will step inside one of Marrakech’s most elegant historic palaces, once the residence of the powerful Pasha Thami El Glaoui. Accompanied by their guide, guests will explore beautifully restored rooms arranged around a peaceful central courtyard with fountains and orange trees. Visitors will admire exquisite Moroccan craftsmanship, including colorful zellige tilework, carved cedar-wood ceilings, and finely sculpted stucco decoration. Inside the museum galleries, travelers will discover a curated collection of art, jewelry, manuscripts, and objects that reflect Morocco’s rich cultural exchanges through history. The visit offers time to walk through the palace salons, learn about life in early-20th-century Marrakech, and understand the historical role of the Pasha in the city’s development. The experience ends with free time to enjoy the atmosphere of this iconic monument at the famous Bacha Coffee House located inside the palace.

Travelers will walk through the narrow streets of the Old Medina of Marrakech, discovering colorful souks, traditional workshops, and historic monuments. They will see artisans making leather, brass, wood, and carpets by hand, visit local markets, and learn about Moroccan daily life. With the guide, they will explore hidden riads, old fountains, and famous sites such as Bahia Palace, Ben Youssef Madrasa, and the spice market. Guests will have time to take photos, taste local mint tea, and experience the authentic atmosphere of Marrakech’s old city.

The Ben Youssef Madrasa is a former Islamic college in Marrakech, founded in the 14th century. It is renowned for its stunning Islamic architecture, featuring intricate zellij tiles, carved stucco, and beautifully sculpted woodwork.

Travelers will explore the lively atmosphere of Jemaa el-Fna Square, the heart of Marrakech and a UNESCO World Heritage site. They will see snake charmers, street musicians, storytellers, acrobats, and traditional performers. The square is also famous for its food stalls, where visitors can discover Moroccan street food, fresh juices, and local specialties. Your guide will explain the history of the square, its cultural importance, and help guests interact with the performers, take photos, and enjoy the unique energy of old Marrakech.