Marrakech 3 Hours Walking Guided Tour

Meet your driver and guide at your hotel/riad, and then head to Marrakech's largest mosque, La Koutobia Mosque, for a short drive. Its 69-meter-tall minaret, a genuine city landmark, is its most notable feature. It was constructed in the twelfth century. You can learn more about Islam, its five pillars, and Moroccan worship customs outside the mosque. After a three-hour guided tour, visitors arrive at Bahia Palace, a 19th-century monument that captures the splendor of Moroccan royalty at that time. Built over 15 years, the 160-room palace provides a chance to understand and enjoy Moroccan architecture.

From the palace, take a short walk through the old Jewish quarter to reach the 17th-century tombs of the Saadian dynasty. Discovered in 1917, this site has grown to become a popular destination for tourists visiting Marrakech because of its elaborately decorated rooms and ceilings. Proceed to the most ancient area of the medina, where your guide will take you on a walking tour through winding alleyways filled with artisan workshops, art galleries, and spice stores. The most famous square in all of Africa, Jemaa el Fna Square, is where your guided tour comes to an end. There are henna tattoo artists, storytellers, musicians, snake charmers, and vendors vying for your attention.