• Every day, the whole year.
• Morning: from 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM
• Afternoon: from 2:00 PM to 6:00 PM

Program:

• Visit the Koutoubia mosque: the emblematic religious building of Marrakech, it is the most famous monument of the city, its minaret, 77 m high, is visible from more than 25 km.
• Saadian Tombs Tour: Step inside the Saadian Tombs and discover a rich history and stunning ornamentation. The foundations of these tombs date back to the 16thEme century, the development of this site was accentuated according to the will of Sultan Ahmed al-Mansour Saadi.
• Visit to the El Bahia Palace: which is best known for the richness of its architecture. Its construction is recent (19th century) and was inspired by the Arab and Andalusian styles.
• Visit the souks, it is pleasant to walk through the narrow streets of the medina to discover the magical colors of the crafts.
• Visit the famous square of Djemaa El Fna: a space of shows and leisure follow one another until a late hour in the evening, it is an invitation to discover the gastronomic flavors of the city.
• Return to your place of residence.

• Every day, the whole year.
• from 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM

Program:

• Visit the Koutoubia mosque: the emblematic religious building of Marrakech, it is the most famous monument of the city, its minaret, 77 m high, is visible from more than 25 km.
• Saadian Tombs Tour: Step inside the Saadian Tombs and discover a rich history and stunning ornamentation. The foundations of these tombs date back to the 16thEme century, the development of this site was accentuated according to the will of Sultan Ahmed al-Mansour Saadi.
• Visit to El Bahia Palace: which is best known for the richness of its architecture. Its construction is recent (19th century) and was inspired by the Arab and Andalusian styles.
• El Badi Palace: To take the measure of the Moroccan sultans, go to the El Badi Palace in Marrakech, palace of the three Sadian kings it was built at the end of the 16th century by the Saadian sultan Ahmed al-Mansur Dhahbî as a celebration of the victory over the Portuguese army, in 1578, in the Battle of the Three Kings. Today, all that remains is a wide esplanade dug with gardens, planted with orange trees and surrounded by high walls.
• Visit the madrassa ben youssef: the largest madrasa in Morocco, has known the glory hours of Marrakech over several dynasties. Its construction is recent (19th century). Discover the saga of one of the most beautiful legacies of Islamic art in Marrakech.
• Visit of the Menara Gardens: A large garden planted with about forty varieties of olive trees, the Menara is a real oasis of greenery in the heart of the bubbling Marrakech. If you are looking for peace and serenity, the Menara Gardens are the place to go.
• Visit the souks, it is pleasant to walk through the narrow streets of the medina to discover the magical colors of the crafts.
• Visit of the Majorelle Gardens: located in the Gueliz district, is a lush botanical garden and museum of Berber culture. Created by Jacques Majorelle, a French painter, adventurer and orientalist who settled in Morocco in 1917, it is now one of the most famous gardens in the world.
• Visit the famous square of Djemaa El Fna: a space of shows and leisure follow one another until a late hour in the evening, it is an invitation to discover the gastronomic flavors of the city.
• Visit the new town.
• Return to your place of residence.