Marrakech is a vibrant and colorful beautiful city located on the western side of Morocco. It’s highly regarded for its fantastic scenery, picturesque buildings, and thriving markets. What better way is there to see a town than through the eyes of those who live there? Free Walking Tours in Marrakech can give you a unique look into Moroccan culture and local highlights while maximizing the short amount of time you might have in the city. A Free Marrakech City Tour with a local guide has a cultural and historical focus, taking guests to visit iconic sites and letting them experience some of the most popular streets in town. Do you want to explore more? Then a Free Medina Souks Shopping Tour will help you to buy the best souvenirs, jewelry, perfumes, sweets, and other treats. Finally, a Free Moroccan Food Tour is an absolute must to taste the most delicious local food in traditional restaurants, or even learn how to prepare proper Moroccan tea!

Throughout this vibrant city, you can find everything from modern buildings to medieval structures. However, Marrakech is particularly known for landmarks such as the wonderfully vibrant Jemaa el-Fna Square, the Medina narrow passages, and the city’s rich history and ancient palaces. In particular, the beautifully decorated 150-room Bahia Palace is a must-see for those joining a Marrakech Free Walking Tour. The same goes for the Majorelle Garden—adorned with beautiful and exotic plants, fountains, and even an Islamic Art Museum, this garden offers prime photo opportunities. The history aficionado cannot leave Marrakech without seeing the Marrakech Museum, as well as the Koutoubia Mosque, and the Badii Palace for an insight into Morocco’s history and art. Finally, a walk to the Al Azama synagogue in the Mellah—the local Jewish quarter—will provide the perfect insight to the multicultural origins of the city. Join a Free Tour in Marrakech and explore all the must-see attractions!

Marrakech has been a safe haven for painters, singers, writers, and artists from all walks of life for decades. The Yves Saint Laurent Museum is proof of how a remarkable top fashion designer fell in absolute love with the city. After visiting this interesting, cosmopolitan place, we recommend spending an afternoon walking through the secret passages of the Medina. Why? Souks, the local marketplaces, are the heart of Marrakech. They offer visitors an authentic Moroccan shopping experience, as well as real insights into local lifestyle, production processes, and business culture. You can purchase items like homemade crafts, jewelry, clothing, tea, make-up, and other souvenirs. Finish the day off by dining in one of Marrakech’s exotic restaurants and sample the rabbit tagine, a popular local cuisine. If you decide to dine in Morocco, remember it’s impolite to refuse meat if it is offered in a meal, or to handle food with your left hand!