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Marrakech Guided City Tour
Overview
Marrakech Sightseeing Tour: Half Day Guided City Tour
Take in the sights of Marrakech without the stress of a walking tour, from the Bahia Palace to the Koutoubia Mosque. By hiring a guide, you may get insight into the local culture, avoid common pitfalls, and discover the spots where the locals like to spend their free time. Discounts on purchases may also be made at the city’s souks.
Highlights
- To See the Best of Marrakech in Half a Day with a Local Expert
- Of addition to Jemaa el-Fna plaza, Hidden Medina consists of three more districts in Marrakesh’s historic medina.
- Learn about the Medina’s lesser-known attractions, such the Ben Saleh district’s famed Mosque, and make the most of picture opportunities as you go.
- Learn about the local customs and see a Furnace oven used to heat public Hamams by traveling to Turkey.
- Examine Marrakech’s history and customs to better understand its place in the world
- Take a personalized tour around the Market’s food aisles.
- Visit the Ben Youssef Mosque and the Ben Youssef College.
- Experience a day of discovery on a Souk Roftops hopping tour and learn more about the city’s thriving artisan community.
Included/Exclude
- Available languages : English, French, Spanish
- A Private Credited Local guide
- Free shipping only for carpets and rugs
- Free delivery products to your hotel or riad
- Shopping discount
- Flexibility to customise your itinerary to your own preferences
- Soft drinks
- Lunches
- Tips and gratuities
- Optional activities.
- Personal expenses on the itinerary
Tour Plan
The journey will take you through the winding alleyways of the Medina, the bustling souks, and the tranquil Majorelle Gardens in Marrakech. The Bahia Palace is a must-see. The palace's intricate mosaics and ornate furnishings make for a magical experience inside. Discover the amazing Saadian tombs and Madrasaben His Yousef, an antique school for Quranic studies in stunning Arabic-Andalusian architecture, as you go through the Jewish Quarter, whose architecture is unique from the rest of the Medina.
See the Koutoubia Mosque, a landmark of Marrakech and a starting point for visitors, after admiring the intricate woodwork in a museum and a student's room. Visit the famed Jemaa El Fna Square, filled with snake charmers, henna artists, and merchants selling anything from orange juice to water in traditional clothing. Relax and take in the sights of the vibrant throng below from one of his panoramic patios during lunchtime.
The next stop should be the breathtaking Majorelle Gardens, where you may relax in the midst of the new city's hectic pace. Learn about the Berber people and view stunning examples of their traditional clothing by paying a visit to the Berber Museum, which is located in a gorgeous blue villa.
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