Excursion
Cultural
Tour
Discover the city's historic treasures
CULTURAL TOUR
Dive into the soul of Marrakech with our Cultural Tour!
Marrakech isn’t just a city—it’s a whirlwind of sights, scents, and stories waiting to be uncovered. Join our cultural tour, available in half-day or full-day options, and wander through grand palaces, ancient mosques, and maze-like souks where every turn has a tale to tell. With a local guide who knows all the secrets (and the best snack spots), you’ll experience the city beyond the postcards.
INCLUDED
- Guide according to your language.
- Private guided tour
- A local guide to help you navigate the Medina.
NOT INCLUDED
- Pick-up and drop-off at your accommodation.
- Tips for your guide.
- Entrance fees
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
This tour is for everyone whether you’re traveling alone, with family, friends, as a couple, or with kids.
PRICES
3 hours tour
2-4 people: 45€ p.p.
5-7 people: 40€ p.p.
8+ people: 35€ p.p.
6 hours tour
2-4 people: 65€ p.p.
5-7 people: 60€ p.p.
8+ people: 55€ p.p.
BOOK
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Discover the highlights of Marrakech
Koutoubia Mosque
The towering superstar of Marrakech is not only one of the most beautiful mosques in the Western Muslim world.
Standing tall at 77 meters, the stone minaret is like the cherry on top of Marrakech’s skyline. Its subtle decorations, featuring carved reliefs and elegant white and green ceramic tiles, give it a charm that’ll leave you saying, “Why can’t my house look like this?”
So, come for the history, stay for the stunning views, and don’t forget to capture that perfect Instagram shot—because the Koutoubia Mosque isn’t just a landmark; it’s a must-see celebrity of Marrakech!
Majorelle Garden
Welcome to the Majorelle Garden, where nature meets art and your Instagram feed gets an instant upgrade! Originally designed by French painter Jacques Majorelle and later restored by fashion icon Yves Saint Laurent, this oasis is where exotic plants and vibrant blue walls create a color palette so bold, even the cactus look like they’re showing off. It’s the perfect spot to take a break from the hustle of Marrakech — and maybe snap a few envy-worthy photos while you’re at it!
Please note:
If you wish to visit the Majorelle Garden, tickets must be purchased online in advance, as they are not available at the entrance.
Yves Saint Laurent Museum
Step into the Yves Saint Laurent Museum, where fashion dreams come true and fabric sways with the elegance of a runway in the middle of Marrakech!
Dedicated to the legendary designer who turned clothes into art,
this museum showcases his most iconic creations, making it the chicest place in the city. Whether you’re a fashionista or just here for the air conditioning, prepare to be dazzled by couture that’s as timeless as YSL himself — because, darling, fashion fades, but style is eternal!
El Badi Palace
Welcome to El Badi Palace, once the Beyoncé of Moroccan palaces
— grand, glamorous, and turning heads for centuries!
Though it’s now more “epic ruins” than “royal residence,” you can still feel the ghost of its former glory in the vast courtyards, sunken gardens, and towering walls.
Built by a sultan who clearly knew how to make an entrance,
El Badi may be missing its golden days (literally), but it’s still one of the coolest spots to wander and imagine how opulent life must have been back in the day.
Bonus: the storks nesting on the walls have the best views in town!
Bahia Palace
Step into the Bahia Palace, where luxury and beauty team up to create one of Marrakech’s most jaw-dropping spots!
This 19th-century masterpiece was designed to be the ultimate palace, with rooms so stunning, even the tiles look like they’re competing for attention.
Built for a grand vizier and his many wives (yes, many), it’s a maze of courtyards, fountains, and secret gardens that’ll have you feeling like royalty as you explore.
Just don’t get too lost — or you might end up moving in!
Ben Yousef Medrasa
Welcome to the Ben Youssef Madrasa, where history and architecture come together in a “school” so stunning, you’ll forget it was built for studying!
This 14th-century Islamic college was once home to hundreds of students, cramming in small dorms while being surrounded by the most intricate tile work, wood carvings, and courtyards so serene, even the pop quizzes must have felt relaxing.
Now, it’s a place where you can marvel at the craftsmanship and wonder how anyone got any studying done in such a beautiful place!
Mellah
Welcome to the Mellah, Marrakech’s Jewish Quarter, where history and culture come together in a vibrant blend of flavors, stories, and… well, a little bit of spice!
Once the bustling hub of the city’s Jewish community, the Mellah is filled with narrow streets, colorful souks, and a few hidden gems, like the stunning Lazama Synagogue.
It’s the kind of place where every corner has a story to tell — and every shopkeeper has a deal to offer (if you’re good at haggling, that is).
Come for the history, stay for the charm, and maybe leave with a few extra spices in your pocket!
Kasbah
Welcome to the Kasbah, Marrakech’s royal neighborhood, where sultans once strolled, and the walls have more stories than your favorite Netflix series!
This fortified district is home to historic sites like the Saadian Tombs and the grand Moulay El Yazid Mosque, but don’t let the ancient vibe fool you
— the Kasbah is still buzzing with life.
Whether you’re exploring the narrow streets or getting lost in the maze of market stalls, it’s a mix of history, hustle, and a dash of royal swagger.
Just remember, if the walls could talk, they’d probably ask for a tip!
The Medina and souks of Marrakech
Welcome to the Medina of Marrakech, where getting lost is part of the adventure and the souks are a treasure hunt with no map!
This ancient labyrinth of narrow streets is packed with everything from dazzling lamps to handmade rugs, all sold by vendors who could probably haggle their way into selling you your own shoes.
The Medina is a sensory overload in the best way — vibrant colors, rich aromas, and enough hustle and bustle to make your head spin.
So dive in, embrace the chaos, and remember: if you’re not slightly confused, you’re probably doing it wrong!
Jemaa El Fna
Welcome to Jemaa el-Fna, the heart of Marrakech and the ultimate stage for street performers, food vendors, and the occasional snake charmer who definitely didn’t get the memo about personal space!
This lively square transforms from a bustling market during the day to a magical food festival at night, where you can feast on everything from grilled skewers to mysterious-looking snails (don’t worry, they’re actually quite tasty!).
With its whirlwind of activities, sounds, and flavors, Jemaa el-Fna is like the world’s largest open-air party, and the only thing you need to bring is your sense of adventure—and maybe a napkin for all the delicious street food!
Le Jardin Secret
Le Jardin Secret, the hidden gem of Marrakech that’s so beautiful, even the plants seem to be on vacation! Nestled in the heart of the medina, this enchanting garden is where you can escape the hustle and bustle and pretend you’re a character in a romantic novel—complete with fragrant flowers, serene water features, and a soundtrack of chirping birds.
It’s like Mother Nature’s own spa day, where you can stroll through lush greenery and find your zen (or at least take a fabulous selfie).
Just remember, while it may be called “secret,” it’s definitely worth sharing on Instagram!
Saadian Tombs
This is where the sultans of yesteryear finally got their chance to rest in style!
Discovered in 1917 after being hidden for centuries, these opulent burial grounds are like the ultimate VIP section of Marrakech’s history, complete with intricate tile work and a peaceful garden that screams, “I made it!”
Strolling through the tombs, you can admire the lavish decorations and wonder how the afterlife has better interior design than most of us!
Just remember to keep your voice down—these sultans might be resting, but they still appreciate a little respect (and maybe some good stories about their glorious past)!
Bacha Museum
This is a hidden gem in Marrakech that’s a feast for the senses!
Housed in a beautifully restored riad, this museum is dedicated to showcasing the exquisite craftsmanship of Moroccan artisans, particularly the stunning decorative arts from the 19th century. As you wander through the elegantly designed spaces, you’ll marvel at intricate mosaics, dazzling textiles, and intricate woodwork that’ll make you wonder how anyone had the patience to create such beauty.
Whether you’re an architecture lover or just seeking a cool spot to escape the heat, the Bacha Museum invites you to immerse yourself in a world where every corner tells a story and every piece is a masterpiece waiting for your appreciation!
