Half Day
Daily Tour
17 people
English, Francais
The Medina quarter of Marrakech is like a world unto itself, and travelers exploring independently may miss the chance to uncover the incredible history of the area. Learn all about the Medina’s past on this history-packed guided tour to souks, Bahia palace, and the Saadian Tombs—where 16th-century royals are buried. Though admission to Saadian Tombs and Bahia Palace is at your own expense, you enjoy hassle-free transportation, and a guide to lead the way.
Meet your guide and driver at your hotel/riad for the short drive to La Koutobia Mosque, the largest mosque in Marrakech. Built in the 12th century, its 69-meter-tall minaret is the landmark of Marrakech. Outside the Mosque, you’ll learn about Islam and its 5 pillars as well as the worshipping habits of Moroccans. Your 3-hour guided tour continues to Bahia Palace, a 19th century monument that is an indication of the wealth of Moroccan royalty of that time. The 160-room palace took 15 years to build, and it provides an opportunity to admire and learn about Moroccan architecture. A short walk from the palace, through the old Jewish quarter, you’ll come to the Saadian dynasty tombs, dating back to the 17th century. The site, discovered in 1917, and with its ornately decorated rooms and ceilings, has become a major attraction for visitors to Marrakech. Continue from here to the oldest part of the medina, where your guide will take you on a walking adventure through the maze-like streets, past spice shops, artisan workshops and art galleries. Your guided tour comes to an end in Jemaa el Fna Square, the most famous square in all of Africa. Storytellers, snake charmers, musicians, orange juice sellers and henna tattoo artists all compete for your attention.
| Number of Participants | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 -> 17 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Price per Person | €57,00 | €40,00 | €32,00 | €27,00 | €24,00 | €21,00 |
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