The school was founded by Assaadin dynasty in the 16 century to teach students Islamic subjects. The design of the school is like a big traditional moroccan house which is called Riyad. There 136 rooms inside. Here you find carved cedar wood and gypsum.

Jemaa el fna square was an old market and a meeting place for the traders coming from different parts especially caravan route traders. However, the square is now no more for business but for entertainment and food stalls at night.

It's a beautiful garden consist of two small gardens, the first one has plants from different parts of the world and the second garden is mainly a Moroccan one which has plants like orange and lemon and palm dates tree.

It was a small open market for cereals but in the end of the 20th century became a straw and spices markets. We will visit also the carpet Market it is the other side of the straw market.

Souk Laksour is a long street market connecting Mouassine quarter with Lftouh Gate. Laksour means palaces where the upper class community used to live and trade.

It's one of the fabulous Moroccan palaces that you will definitely like, because of its wonderful architectural designs handmade by local craftsmen. It's also a place where love stories meet with history and politics.

On the way to the Semmarine, we will pass by the olives shops and lamps barbecue restaurants.Semmarine is a Very important market and dates back to the 12th century. Semmarine means horseshoe's makers.