The large oasis located at the edge of the city of Marrakech, it covers an area of 140 square KM. It is known for its resorts and hundred thousand palm trees. Anyone can enjoy the views of this sightseeing, and also a camel ride.
Jardin MajorelleAfter a 20 minute ride, we will by at Jardin Majorelle. This is a one-hectare landscape garden, it was created by the French Orientalist artist Jaques Majorelle over 40 years, and it features a cubist villa designed to be the residence of the artist and his wife from 1930 until 1950. Now the garden and the villa complex are open to the public.
Koutoubia MosqueIn about 10 to 15 minutes, we will be at the Koutoubia mosque. It is a religious construction built in the 12th century in Marrakech with its architecture and decor that reflect the art of the Almohades, It is also the largest mosque and the essential landmark of the city.
Bab AgnaouBab Agnaou is one of the best-known gates in the city of Marrakech, it was the main entrance to the Royal Kasbah. It was built by the Almohad Caliph Yaqub Al Mansour in the 12th century.
To reach The Mellah in Marrakech it will take a 15 minute ride. This was created in 1557, it is known for its narrow alleys, and has also an essential landmark which is the Lazama Synagogue. Basically, it was the area where Jews used to live in their own separate quarter, which meant that they were protected by the Kasbah walls.
Bahia PalaceWe will take a 5 minutes ride to The Bahia Palace, a 19th-century building, it consists of many decorated rooms with paintings, mosaics, and also a set of gardens. The palace was intended to be the greatest palace of its time and to capture the essence of the Islamic and Moroccan styles.
Jamaa El FnaTake another 10 minute ride to the square of Jamaa El Fnaa. It is a famous public square in Marrakech and Morocco, this traditional, and popular place attracts 1 million visitors every year. The place embodies the variety of Moroccan identities due to the presence of Moroccan different cultures representatives.
Souk SemmarineAfter a 5 minutes ride, we will be at the Samarin market It is the most well-known since it is adjacent to the main plaza, Jemaa el Fna, and is easily accessible to tourists and newcomers to Marrakech. As the name implies in Arabic, here is where customers used to replace the shoes of their mules and donkeys in the past. It is now a tangle of passageways exhibiting the wonders of Moroccan handicrafts. Spices, perfumes, slippers, ceramics, brass, rugs, leader items, caftans, and more are on show.
Medina of MarrakechTake another 15 minutes to be at the old medina of Marrakech is known for its narrow alleys and famous markets with traditional articles.
GuelizAnd finally, we will be at Gueliz's spacious area in about 15 minutes. This is a French-style streets are surrounded with outstanding Moroccan and European restaurants, sophisticated cabaret acts and bars, art galleries, and fashionable stores. Designed by the same-named painter and afterwards acquired by Yves Saint Laurent.