Full Day Guided City Tour Of Marrakech With Private Driver

Marrakech was created in 1070 by the Almoravid dynasty and has always been the great metropolis of southern Morocco.

It can be considered that it was Ali Ben Youssef who really founded Marrakech in 1126. The first rampart of 9km was created at that time, as well as a new palace and administrative buildings.

300 years later, Saadians - second half of XVI century - place Marrakech as capital thanks to Abdallah al Ghalib (1557-1574) the greatest builder of the dynasty

The moderate cost of life on site, and the assurance of good weather, encourages tourists to come and return to Marrakech: the city has a lot to offer: museums, old town, palm grove, various distractions, excursions, shops ...

The main monuments that you will visit during this guided city tour are:

• The koutoubia mosque from outside

• Saadian tombs

• Bahia and badia palace

• Majorel gardens

• Menara gardens

• Medrassa ben youssef

• The souks of Marrakech by own pace

Between its frantic place-heart, its religious buildings, its many palaces turned into museums or hotels, Marrakech has an architectural heritage of great wealth. Add some artists' houses, an industrial heritage and ancestral shopping malls and now Marrakech rivals Fes, the venerable cultural capital of Morocco.

• Discover the old palaces and landmark monuments of Marrakech. 

• Discover the history of the red city. 

• Admire the koutoubia mosque and its unique archeticture 

• Visit the gardens of majorel and menara.

• Visit the old palaces in Bahia palace and Badia palace

• Explore the ancient medina of Marrakech and its amazing souks

• Découvrez Discover the way of life of Marrakch people through the big Jemaa El Fana square.

Confirmation will be received at time of booking
Not wheelchair accessible
Infant seats available
Children must be accompanied by an adult
Dress code is smart casual
Stroller accessible
Near public transportation
Most travelers can participate
This is a private tour/activity. Only your group will participate