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During the day, brush up on your history as you visit the lavish 16th-century Saadian Tombs, the late 19th-century Bahia Palace, the large 12th-century Koutoubia Mosque, made of striking red brick and sandstone, and the Dar Si Saïd Museum, which will help you appreciate all the Moroccan arts you encounter on your trip, from jewelry and pottery to leatherwork and carpets.
In the evening, it’s time to pay a visit to the lively main square, Djemaa El-Fna. There are numerous souks where you can find just about anything you’d want to buy. Here you’ll also find endless entertainment: acrobats, musicians, tattoo artists, and more. And of course, plenty of delicious food!
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The Toubkal National Park
The Toubkal National Park begins in the central High Atlas, between the N’Fiss and Ourika Valleys. Its 38,000 hectares boast a remarkable biodiversity green oaks, thujas, junipers and herbaceous plants, many species of birds of prey, including royal eagles, booted eagles and Bonelli’s eagles, along with such rarities as Barbary sheep, lynxes and Cuvier’s gazelles. Under the experienced eye of a mountain guide, you can make the climb in two days, with the night spent bivouacking or in a mountain hut
Jemaa el Fna is one of the most amazing place in Morocco. It is the living heart of the city of Marrakech, and is on UNESCO’s Oral and Immaterial Heritage list.
One of Marrakech’s most alluring gardens is the Menara Gardens with its fabulous panorama and beautiful lake.
The Koutoubia Mosque is the largest mosque in Marrakesh. Built in the 12th century, The mosque is also known by several other names, such as Jami ‘al-Kutubiyah and the Booksellers’ Mosque.
Functioning now as an Islamic historical site, the Ben Youssef Medersa is an Islamic college in Marrakesh. Founded in the 14th century, it's the largest madrasa in Morocco.
A symphony of light and color, filled with exotic flowers and plants, the Majorelle Garden was created by the French painter Jacques Majorelle, who came to live in Marrakech in 1922.
Located 30 km south of Marrakech, the Ourika Valley lies in the first foothills of the High Atlas, a beautiful expanse of luxuriant green, its adobe villages clinging to the mountainsides.
Nestled in the High Atlas Mountains, the Ouzoud Falls is one of the most magnificent and impressive waterfalls in Morocco and the second tallest waterfall in Africa.
The Toubkal National Park begins in the central High Atlas, between the N’Fiss and Ourika Valleys. Its 38,000 hectares boast a remarkable biodiversity green oaks, thujas, junipers and herbaceous plants.
The village of Setti Fatma is located in the picturesque Ourika Valley, the Atlas Mountains of Morocco. The village is surrounded by steep villages and snow-capped mountains.
The Bahia Palace of Marrakesh was built in 1867. The palace comprising 160 different rooms, reception rooms, and courtyards with fountains and gardens.