Marrakech City Tour by Abdel : Morning & Afternoon Options [166011P8]
Maximize your time in Marrakech with this exclusive half-day small group tour, designed to showcase the city’s top highlights in just a few hours. Unlike large tours, this experience offers the flexibility to customize your itinerary, ensuring you see exactly what interests you most. Visit iconic sights like the Bahia Palace, the vibrant souks, and the majestic Ben Youssef Mosque, all while enjoying a relaxing coffee stop along the way. With a smaller group size, you’ll receive personalized attention from your guide, making it a more intimate and enriching experience. Don’t miss out on this perfect way to explore Marrakech in a short time—book now and create lasting memories!
Note: Entrance fees are extra.
Note: Entrance fees are extra.
ADDITIONAL INFO
- Service animals allowed
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Specialized infant seats are available
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
INCLUDED
- Licensed Guide
NOT INCLUDED
- Tickets to Bahia Palace
CANCELLATION POLICY
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
ITINERARY
- I will be pointing you the mosque from the square , and give its history.afterward, you are free to visite the surrounding of the mosque when you are free. As you are not allowed to enter to mosques.
- We will talk and discuss the history of Marrakech main square.
- We are going to stop in the jewish Quarter , and thats to give you the history of the jews in Morocco. Also the jewish Quarter goes back to 16th century.
- a place from the early history 19 century. was occupied by the visir of the king Bahmad , and the frensh people during the colonisation 1912-1956.
- We will see the oldest mosque in Marrakech. Ben Youssef Mosque was the first mosque was built in Marrakech , it was build by the Almoravid dynasty.
- Souks means the markets , in this tour we will discover different sections of the market each one with its speciality( Leather section , wood section , Dyer sections, rug cooperatives)
