Our journey begins at the Koutoubia Mosque, Marrakech's most iconic landmark. From the outside, you'll admire its magnificent 12th-century minaret and learn about its fascinating history and architectural significance. Please note that entry to the mosque is reserved for Muslims, so the visit is from the exterior only.

The Mellah quarter is a small group of streets located a stone’s throw from the medina, next to the monumental Bahia Palace. Today it’s inhabited by hundereds Jews, but between the 16th and 20th centuries it was home to one of the largest Jewish communities in the country, made up mainly of Jews who had been expelled from the Iberian Peninsula and other European territories.

We will explore the Bahia Palace, a masterpiece of Moroccan architecture known for its elegant courtyards, colorful mosaics, and beautiful gardens. Along the way, you'll learn about its history and royal past

During this guided tour, we will explore these vibrant souk areas and uncover Marrakech’s rich artisanal heritage, including a visit to a local herbalist. Learn about traditional Moroccan remedies, aromatic herbs, spices, and natural products while gaining insight into the skills, traditions, and craftsmanship that have defined the city for centuries.

We’ll finish our tour at Jemaa el-Fnaa, the lively heart of Marrakech. Here, we’ll take in the vibrant atmosphere, discover its cultural significance, and enjoy views of the bustling square filled with local performers, food stalls, and everyday city life. The tour ends here, giving you time to continue exploring, dine nearby, or relax at a café overlooking the square.