Enchanting Half-Day Journey of Marrakech into History & Culture.
Description
This Private Walking tour of Marrakesh is a great way to discover the old Medina. It provides the complete insight into the history and significance of the sites you visit. The history of the places will be explained to you thoroughly. The tour will be enriched with great tips on where to eat the local food and how to move around in and out of the old Marrakesh Medina. We are committed to provide you a highly qualified tour guide who will answer all your questions about the city’s history, cultural backdrop and much more....
Tour Options
Itinerary
Meet us at Koutubia Mosque Square, near the white dome. Start the trip by learning about the Koutubia Mosque, how they build it and Pray Ceremony.
On of the Beautiful Gate of Marrakech, here we will tell you how they do to protect city and Guard System of our City
The old Jewish Quarter of Marrakech Mellah, the heart of trading and the symbole of cohabitation . Visit the real spices souk and taste Jewish sweets typical for each Marrakchis childhood: KouKou. Visiting a local "FARAN"bakery and taste warm fresh bread for 1DH!
The Wonderful Palace of Bahia, the history of Moroccan architecture, design and lifestyle, we will tell you here about the life and wifes of the Owners here.
Lets your self lost here, and explore one of the most magical arabian market, buy your gifts and enjoy bargen with tricy sellers ;)
the Must do attraction,the oldest religious school in Morocco, Medersat Ben Youssef where they mix school religion architicture an history
We will let you lost inside this Garden and lost inside this Beautiful City, ask locals in Souks ask your Gps to ind your Road back to our Start point or we can just take you back ;) )
Highlights
What's included
Pickup Locations & Times
The meeting point will be established with our assistant one day before the day of the activity.
Traveller Ratings
Important Information
- Wheelchair accessible
- Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
- Service animals allowed
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
- All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Reviews(25)
Sublime place with typical Moroccan architecture. Very nice renovation.
This is must see art objective for every visitor. An educational institution once, it is now open for visitors eager to enjoy Moroccan arhitecture and art.
Visited last week just after midday, not too busy, paid on entry. Well worth a visit to see the stunning architecture and beautiful Moroccan tiles. The classrooms are small, with tiny wooden carved doors. Found a bench in the courtyard, in the shade, to sit, watch and chill before venturing back outside to the hustle and bustle of the surrounding souks.
I highly recommend this tour. Abdel was very informative. We got a good insight on the history and culture of Marrakech.
I hadn't visited any before and loved knowing this one, beautiful and full of art, prayers on its walls, coffered ceilings, and passing from the gloom of the cells to the dazzling light of the courtyards.
The space is beautiful and well preserved, the palette of colors are beautiful and the price is affordable... worth the experience. You can walk through the Medina.
After walking the many streets of the nearby Point of Sale, we arrived at the end of the day at the Ben Youssef Madrasa. Since closing time was near we could appreciate the spaces of the structure with very few visitors present. Fantastic central courtyard recently restored: impressive details of marble and wood works. Interesting are the various rooms in which students could attend but unfortunately sparse and devoid of any even minimal furniture that recalled their use. To see the film that illustrates the important restoration that has been able to restore the current beauty of the place.
It is really worth a visit, this school in my opinion is the most beautiful building in Marrakech. They also accept euros to enter but not card payments.
A very nice morning spent at this venue, a loverly restored building, plenty to see with many photo opportunities, reasonable entry price
The palace is located at the end of the medina, near the library. A building renovated in detail. I was impressed by the beauty you see inside. There is no line for the ticket office..
