Overview

Behind the walls of Marrakech's Medina lies a world that has been alive for over a thousand years. Narrow alleys that twist and turn, hidden riads behind unmarked doors, the scent of spices drifting from the souks — it's a place that overwhelms and enchants in equal measure. With a knowledgeable local guide by your side, the chaos gives way to meaning. Discover the story behind every street, admire the facades of the magnificent Ben Youssef Madrasa and the Bahia Palace, and take in the serene beauty of the Menara Gardens. Three hours that will change the way you see this city forever.

Programme

3-hour private guided walking tour of the Medina: only your group is with the guide, never mixed with other travellers. You will pass by the Ben Youssef Madrasa and Bahia Palace — viewed from the outside —, visit the Menara Gardens, and other well-known places, with historical commentary throughout — architecture, culture, and the living history of Marrakech.
The route can be adapted, within reason, to your pace, your wishes and what you would like to see: just let us know when booking.

Practical information

• Meeting point in the Medina — details confirmed at booking
• Available in French, English, and Arabic. Other languages available on request — please ask us in advance
• Suitable for all group sizes
• Entry inside the Ben Youssef Madrasa and Bahia Palace is not included — only the visit to the Menara Gardens is included in the price
• Pickups from outside Marrakech are available at an additional cost — please let us know your accommodation location when making your reservation

Departures

Flexible — we adapt to your schedule. Contact us to arrange your preferred time

Price

The price is per group, for a private tour: you are alone with your guide, never mixed with other travellers.

• Group of 1 to 2 people — 80€ / 800DH per group
• Group of 3 to 6 people — 120€ / 1200DH per group
• Group of 7 to 10 people — 150€ / 1500DH per group
• Group of 11 to 15 people — 200€ / 2000DH per group

For more than 15 people, we recommend splitting into several groups.

Good to know

Wear comfortable shoes and bring water — the Medina is best explored on foot, at your own pace, with someone who truly knows it.