RED CITY  

Day Trips in Marrakech 

      *  Highlights :

• The garden la menara.

  The palace la bahia .

  The mosque of the kotoubia.

  The Jewish quarter al mallah.

  The square of jamaa el fana .

  The majorelle garden.

  The Saadian tombs.

  The garden of agdal.

   

        *  Description :

     The gardens of Agdal

           After crossing the wall at Bab Irhil, walk along the Almohad Kasbah and the Royal Palace on the left. On the right the gardens of Agdal irrigated by a central basin of 2 hectares, invite to a pleasant walk among the lemon, orange and olive trees that populate a haven of freshness of 450 hectares, eight centuries old . A little further to the left extends the esplanade of the great Mechouar, where the sultan received the embassies. Continue the visit along the wall that is crossed again by Bab Ahmer, built by the Alawites, then turn left towards Bab Ailen..

     The Koutoubia

             The mosque of booksellers jewel of Almohad art, dates from the twelfth century .according to Leo Africanus, a hundred shops of merchant of manuscripts were installed at his feet. its minaret (77 meters) one of the largest of the Muslim West, is decorated with earthenware and surmounted by four balls dorées.il served as a model in turn Hassan of Rabat and the Giralda of Seville.

      Jamaâ el Fna

          The Square of Tortures, a World Heritage Site, and the pulsating heart of the Medina. Huge esplanade near the Koutoubia, it has both an agora and a souk .throughout the day and until late at night, a colorful universe of secular traditions invites you to dream and escape. In this huge open-air theater, fortune tellers, snake charmers, storytellers and showmen and make this place a magical place.

         The tombeaux Saadiens

           Next to the mosque, you can visit this richly decorated royal necropolis where entered Sultan Ahmed el Mansour and Dhabi the victor, the Golden who defeated Portugal at the Battle of the Three Kings in 1578 and conquered Sudan the rooms and courtyard of the mausoleum house the tombs of the founder and descendants of the Sadian dynasty. Three connecting rooms : The room of the mihrab that of the twelve columns and that of the three niches are distinguished by the finesse of their decoration: columns in Carrara marble, ceilings decorated with carved stucco panels and domes with stalactites in cedar wood, chiseled and enhanced with gold.

     * What is included  : 

                      - Transport air-conditioned .
                      -  Fuel and driver. .
                      -  Transport insurance .
                      -  Guide .
                      - The de bienvenue .

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