Medina Of Marrakesh Shopping Tour
Description
Marrakesh shopping experience doesn’t have to be a mystery, all you really need to master the medina is a local to show you how it’s done. Visit hidden sides, shop for real-deal souvenirs such as leather, lamps, shoes, carpets, spices, and argan oil, and learn to haggle like a true Marrakech insider. Your driver will meet and greart you at your hotel, he will brings you to the medina, Where you will meet your local offical guide
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Marrakech is a city located in central Morocco, inland, at the foot of the Atlas Mountains. It is nicknamed the “red city” or the “ocher city” in reference to the red color of a large part of its buildings and houses. The city was founded in 1071 by Youssef ben Tachfine, at the head of the Berber Empire of the Almoravids. In the past, Morocco was known in the East as Marrakech (still relevant in Iran); the name Morocco comes from the deformation of the Portuguese pronunciation of Marrakech: Marrocos. Marrakech has 928,850 inhabitants according to the 2014 census, spread over an area of 230 km2. The population density reaches 350 inhabitants per hectare in the Medina. Your private guide will bring you diffirent type of shops such as; Herbs, Carpets,jewllery...etc
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Your hotel in Marrakech
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Important Information
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
- Children must be accompanied by an adult
Reviews(103)
Scooters in all directions that ride like crazy in the narrow alleys. Sellers in the souks who assault us as soon as we refuse the purchase. Never again.
We've been with a small group, friends among ourselves. We honestly enjoyed, not at tourist resort but just among the people, delicious and nice and cheap.
Culturally very authentic but bargaining is not my cup of tea.Met some wonderful shopkeepers.Bahia Palace is a must-see
I am willing to believe that there are many wonderful guides that could take you through this area, and save you lots of stress about finding your way out. Prepare to be led down a path you didn’t mean to trod if you have no one. But it’s worth getting lost.
I visited the MÈDINA and I stumbled upon the nicest Henne spot in Place Ben Salah Rue Azbezt Medina Marrakech Zara and her team were extremely hospitable and friendly offering my wife mint tea and cake. The journey with taxi was hellish, so stopping off was lovely! I came back to see the wonderful work on my wife’s hand. She was over the moon with the finished design The service and price was reasonable, what was also great was the natural home made products available! So we bought some to take back home! In a city full of madness the tranquil spot is a must go destination It’s really near the photographic museum so I would recommend a visit for the guys! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 10/10! I would suggest this spot, not in main of the MÈDINA but great if like to explore
We were dropped off quite a long way from the shopping area, it was hot and too far to walk for me, the streets are very narrow, and you get hassled constantly, which I expected, We got left alone in the square by the snack charmers and monkey touts. I was not very impressed.
I don't mean to lash out, but the earthquake did too much damage. The Medina is no longer frequentable. Damage is visible. I'm sorry but I can't help but warn that everything is very difficult. Be careful.
We feel that the place evolves with tourism but the medina will always bring you a change of scenery due to its bustle
Extremes abound here. On one hand the place is simply fabulous with its gorgeous stalls, handcrafted products, smells and lively crowds. Our experience at Dal Essalam was nothing short of sublime and we thoroughly enjoyed the location and the maze of the medina. On the other hand there is much to dislike. The mopeds/scooters are a cancer for old medina. They should at least get fined for their ludicrous speeding in the crowd. They are extremely dangerous and i can't imagine how many people are injured pr worse every year. Also, like many others, I am BEYOND furious about the animal treatment and the chained monkeys that are somehow allowed. I can hardly express my rage at the sight of monkeys actively pulling on their chain, gnawing and fighting their enslavement. I dont understand how Morrocans disgrace themselves tolerating public cruelty. Dishonor and disgrace, that's all it is, and locals should ask themselves what it says about them.
Excellent walk in the medina. A real maze, full of shops full of souvenirs, colorful spices, pretty kaftans, craftsmen... Kindness is their main qualities. Do not hesitate to negotiate, they are very accessible. Just watch your cell phones. We were very happy and serene.
