1. We usually start our day by scheduled stop in front of the Koutobia Mosque, founded 1147, it is Marrakech's largest mosque and the landmark of the city itself which has inspired other buildings such as the Giralda of Seveille and the Hassan Tower Of Rabat.

Then the drive will take you to Bab Agnaou, it is the main gateway of the Kasbah(fortress), that allows you to penetrate inside this fotified ramparts dated back to the Almohad period, in the 12th centry. It used to be an entrance to this administrative and military fortress. Artistically, it is considred one of the most impressive gates of the Medina.

Take a walk around the jewish quarter called Mellah by the locals,a large quarter built around the 16th century,housed once a large jewish community,

Bahia Palace, Built by a grand Vizier and exended into many small and vast Riads , throughout almost 30 years of the second half of the 19th century, it is one of marrakesh's most eye-popping sights, with its vast gardens, tiles, mosaics and stucco work, was intended to capture the essence of the Islamic and moroccan style, its grand spaces somtimes host to important cultural events.

Jemaa el Fena square, a UNESCO World immaterial heritage since 2008,where you'll enjoy acrobats, storytellers and street vendors here in the evenning large part becomes a place for foodstalls in the open- air, by which it is certainly the main tourists attraction in Marrakech

Souk Semmarine : Before or after lunch, get ready to start your long walk tour in exploring and discovering all of the colorful markets or "Souks" just follow your guide to discover the markets in Marrakech Medina where Arab and berber cultures explode with color, noise and originality. Smell spices, taste olives, touch leather goods and buy local handicrafts.

Ben Youssef Madrasa, the largest koranic school of the Medina built in the 16th century, functioning today as a historical site, was once one of the largest Islamic college in Morocco at its height. It is named after the adjacent Ben Youssef Mosque founded by the Almoravid Sultan Ali Ben Youssef. Ben Youssef Madrasa is considred one of the best spots hidden in the Medina.

Majorelle Gardens, Created by the frensh Orientalist Artist, Jacques Majorelle in 1923, was only opened to the public in 1947 and later 1980 was bought by Yves Saint laurent and his partner pierre bergé, renovated and designed to become one of the famous botanical gardens of the world; this garden housed the berber museum inaugurated in 2011 formely was painting studio of the artist Jaqcues Majorelle. it exhibits more than 600 objects, collected from the rif mountains to the sahara by pierre bergé and Yves saint laurent

This museum is dedicated to the work of the legendray frensh fashion designer opened its doors in Autumn 2017, and houses an importants selection from the foundation Pierre Bergé - Yves Saint Laurent'impressive collection, clothing accessories, sketches and assorted objects. the building as been designed by the frensh architecture firm Studio KO, founded by the architects Olivier Marty and Karl fournier

Gueliz is the heart of the modern part of Marrakech, this wide french- era streets of gueliz are home to upscale moroccan and european restaurants, cabarets, chic bars and malls.