Free Tour Marrakech imperial and multicultural 3h

Welcome to the Free Tour of the imperial and multicultural Marrakech.
The Medina (old town) preserved largely intact for centuries, is the largest in Morocco.
To get to know it in the best way, we review the history and culture of Marrakech.

We start the tour from the Koutoubia Mosque Square, noted for its colossal tower of Almohad art from the 12th century.

Next to the mosque we admire the first European neighborhood within an Arab Medina, highlighting the French consulate and the houses with balconies.

Arriving in the southern part of the city, we will show you the exterior of the royal residence where the king stays during his stay in Marrakech, the slate door of Bab Agnaou and we will explain from the outside the history of the Saidian Tombs , a jewel
architecture of the 16th century.

In the Kasbah neighborhood you will get to know with me the wood ovens , the Hammams and the most indigenous food markets where local people do their shopping.

From the walls of the Kasbah we entered the Jewish Quarter called Barrio Mellah where one of the largest Jewish communities in the country lived , until we reached the Plaza de los Herreros to visit the exterior of the Bahía Palace and the Badía Palace.

Then we went to visit the famous Dar Si Said Museum located in a nice and less touristy alley.

The visit ends in the famous Jamaa El Fna square where acrobats, monkey tamers gather...

Places of interest of the visit:

• Jamaa el Fna square
• Bahia Palace (outside visit)
• Badía Palace (outside visit)
• Visit of the Dar si Said museum (outside visit)
• badia square
• Saidian Tombs (outside visit)
• Kasbah district
• The Koutoubia Mosque (outside visit)
• Bab Agnaou Gate
• Exterior of the Royal Palace.
• The souks (craft guilds)
• Andalusian neighborhood Riad Zeitoun
• Laksour neighborhood
• wood ovens
• And other things!

*Reservations of more than 6 people in the same group of friends/family are not allowed. In case of making separate reservations for a group larger than 6 people, the guide can reject the attendees at the same meeting point.