marrakech old city walk tour

What will we visit on this tour?

• Meeting point:

  Av. Mohammed V, Marrakech 40000, Morocco

  Av. Mohammed V, Marrakech 40000, Morocco

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  i will be at the squar of the main entrance to the koutoubia mosque.i carry my bag and wearing my cowboy hat.

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  Entrance not included

  Koutoubia Mosque

  it is the koutoubia(the booksellers'mosque)the eldest of the Giralada and the hassan tower,that i want to contemplate.it raises in the african firmament the seventy metres of its minarat,both powerful and streamlined,decorated of turqoise earthenware and finished with a dome lantern at the top of which three large balls sparkle.and old august queen of the same race as these young followers she is eight centuries old but the idea which raised her is still active.

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  Outside visit

  saadian tombs

  When Sultan El Mansour, the (golden) was dead, his body was brought back to Marrakech on the long journey, because of the insecurity of the country, to avoid the pillaging tribes of the mountain, the caravans which went from a capital to the other, not daring to go through Rabat, then followed the shores of the Ocean. The body of El Mansour was placed alongside that of these ancestors in the sumptuous tombs that the Saadians had built and which are considered the highest work of art from Morocco.

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  Outside visit

  bay palace

  Located in the heart of the medina of Marrakech, the Bahia Palace is one of the masterpieces of Moroccan architecture, one of the major monuments of the country's cultural heritage. Dating from the 19th century and extending over 8 hectares, the palace is made up of around 150 rooms richly decorated with marble, moucharabiehs, sculptures and paintings on beech and cedar wood, zellige, stucco... The heterogeneous buildings are organized around numerous green and refreshing patios planted with banana tree

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  Outside visit

  Ibn Youssef School

  The Ben Youssef Medersa of Marrakech is a historic Islamic school located in the heart of Marrakech, Morocco. Built in the 14th century, this madrasa was once the largest Islamic school in North Africa and is now on the UNESCO World Heritage List. This essay will address the history of the Medersa Ben Youssef in Marrakech, its architecture and its importance for the city of Marrakech. The history of the Medersa Ben Youssef in Marrakech dates back to the 14th century.

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  Outside visit

  Jamaâ El-Fna

  05:21 Although its name refers to “annihilation” and “eternal absence,” its language says otherwise. How could it not, since it has always witnessed diligent movement. Indeed, over the centuries, it has remained a living example of vitality, dynamism, and enthusiasm for life, until it was said Anyone who has not set foot there is as if he has not visited the Red City. It is Jemaa el-Fna Square, which, despite its many titles, sometimes described as “historical,” sometimes as “legendary."

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  Outside visit

  Old medina marrakech

  As you step into the labyrinthine lanes of Marrakesh's old medina, a world of wonders unfolds. Narrow streets wind and twist, revealing hidden alcoves adorned with vibrant mosaics and carved wooden doors. The bustling markets draw you in with their kaleidoscope of fragrant spices, intricate textiles, and shimmering jewels. The rhythmic sounds of artisans at work fill the.With each step, you traverse centuries of history and witness the timeless that beauty that lies within these ancient,narrow streets.