Breakfast at the hotel
Departure with your guide for a day of visiting the historic monuments of the red city:
visit to the Majorelle gardens designed by the painter Jacques Majorelle in 1917. He created this garden around his workshop.

It is a living work of art, composed of exotic plants and rare species: cacti, yuccas, water lilies, lotuses, jasmine, bougainvillea, palm trees, coconut palms, banana trees, bamboo…
Visit to the Yves Saint Laurent museum located near the famous Majorelle Garden.
The museum houses part of the “Pierre Bergé-Yves Saint Laurent” collection, which includes highfashion clothing and accessories, as well as sketches and various objects, showcased in an exhibition space.
Stroll to the Koutoubia, an emblematic religious edifice; it was remodeled by the Almohads starting in 1162.
They built an austere and unadorned mosque near the former booksellers’ souk, hence the nickname Koutoubia, the “Booksellers’ Mosque”.
Visit to the Saadian Tombs, the only remaining vestiges of the Saadian dynasty that reigned from 1524 to 1659. They house the tombs of the Saadian royal family.
The Marrakech Museum, located in the exquisite palace, the former residence of Mehdi Mnebhi, Defense Minister of Sultan Moulay Abdelaziz. The palace dates back to the 19th century.
Visit to the Bahia Palace, renowned for the richness of its architecture. Its construction is recent (19th century) and was inspired by Arab and Andalusian styles.
The palace foundations were laid in 1880 at the behest of Vizier Sidi Moussa, head of the Moroccan kingdom.
The latter wished to build a luxurious residence for the pleasure of one of his companions.
He thus offered a palace composed of about 160 rooms! This would therefore provide an explanation for the monument’s name, meaning “Palace of the Beautiful”…
Visit to the Badi Palace, an architectural complex built at the end of the 16th century. A former palace, it was built by the Saadian Sultan Ahmed al-Mansur Dahbi to celebrate the victory over the Portuguese army in 1578 at the Battle of the Three Kings. Today, only a vast esplanade remains, carved with gardens, planted with orange trees, and surrounded by high walls.
Free time for lunch during the day Then departure to visit the Menara Gardens. It is a vast orchard and olive grove established during the Almohad dynasty.
The pavilion and the basin are located in the center of the garden. It was designed as a reservoir to irrigate the nearby agricultural lands, olive groves, and orange groves.

In the late afternoon, a stroll through Jemaa el-Fnaa Square the lively center of Marrakech.
You will see snake charmers, monkey handlers, storytellers, musicians, and many forms of art, such as games, henna tattooing, etc.
In a traditional atmosphere, you will discover the art of henna practiced by Moroccan women.
You will learn to draw basic henna patterns.
Dinner show at the restaurant Chez Ali
Overnight stay at your hotel