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Medina, Palaces & Tombs

Walking & Orientation, History & Heritage
  • Explore the labyrinth-like Marrakech medina, with a local to guide you
  • Visit a museum filled with artefacts from all over Morocco and the Sahara
  • Listen to the stories of sultans and slaves in a decadent palace
  • Discover photographs of Marrakech from over 100 years ago
  • Visit Djemaa El-Fna, an iconic Marrakech treasure

 

There is no other place in this Moroccan city that screams authentic Marrakech than the bustling medina. Diving into this chaotic city centre is a must-do for any visitor, but trying to navigate this labyrinth alone is like trying to find your way out of a rabbit hole. Luckily, on this Marrakech medina tour with a local, you don’t have to be a master navigator to get the full experience!

 

Your first stop on this immersion into Marrakech history and culture is to the Maison Tiskiwin, a museum set up by a Dutch anthropologist and filled with traditional Moroccan treasures. From pottery and sculptures, to carpets and musical instruments, you’ll find items from across Morocco and Sahara in this fascinating museum. The museum still functions as the anthropologist’s home, making it the perfect combination of tourist spot and local experience, and with your local guide, you’ll get the inside scoop on all the stories behind the artefacts.

 

Next stop, Palais de Bahia. This palace and its gardens are one of the most beautiful areas in Marrakech, and signify the epitome of decadence in the city’s history. This haven of shady courtyards and mosaics was once home to the high and mighty of Marrakech, a place where rich men and their various wives and concubines would leisurely glide around, relaxing in their luxurious surroundings. Here you can stroll through the many, many rooms, whilst your guide tells you all the local stories about slaves and sultans.

 

Your final stop on this Marrakech tour will show you a vision of the city in pictures, with a visit to the Photography Museum. Here you can browse the rotating selection of 4,500 photos, and get as close as you possibly can to glancing into the world of Marrakech 100 years ago. With portraits of the locals, vintage village scenes, and even photos of the Berber tribes of the Atlas Mountains, a visit to the Photography Museum is one of the essential things to do in Marrakech to really understand its history and culture.

 

Your tour will finish up back in Djemaa El-Fna, where your local guide will either be able to give you directions back to your accommodation, or you can continue your own Marrakech adventure in the souks and medina.

Children must be between 6 and 11 years of age inclusively. Children below the age of 6 are not permitted on this day tour in Marrakech. Tips / gratuities for your guide, items of a personal nature.
For cancellation up to 3 days, a full refund will be given. For cancellation up to 1 days, 50% refund will be given.
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