2 days tour from Casablanca to Marrakech

City Market:

The Old Town Market is an attraction in the city, with many markets, such as Al Babouj Market, Shawwara Market, and Al Atarin Market selling perfume and spices, and the Shiratin Market for leather, located west of the main market area at the end of the street tannery Marrakech.

El Koutoubia Mosque:

El Koutoubia Mosque is the most famous teacher in Marrakech with its minaret, which rises to seventy meters, and can be seen miles from each direction. The mosque was built in 1162 and is one of the great achievements of unified architecture. It is worth noting that non-Muslims are not allowed inside the mosque itself.

Ibn Yusuf School:

The Ibn Youssef School was built in 1565 by Saadi, Morocco’s largest school of Islamic education. It brings together groups of students in the form of small indoor arenas designed in the model style of Islamic architecture. It also includes many technical aspects, such as The cedar-wood inscriptions, and the Kofi inscriptions used as decor in the interior of the courtyard, making this city one of its most beautiful buildings and attraction.

Al-Saadian museum:

The Saadi shrine dates back to the 16th century, home to sixty-six members of the Saadi dynasty, which ruled Marrakech between 1524 and 1668, in which the ruler and his successors, close members of his family, were buried, and Saadi cemeteries were reportedly blockaded by Alawite successors and discovered in the early 20th century.

Bahia Palace:

Bahia Palace is one of the most important historical monuments in the Moroccan city of Marakesh, and it is characterized by its traditional and elaborate architectural design, which means a large number of tourists. To roam the minors’ facilities, see gorgeous decorations, colored floors, huge water fountains, plus wooden sculptures, particles made of plaster.

Jammeh al-Fna Square:

Jemaa El Fna (English: Jemaa El Fna) is an old field where people were previously executed in front of the public, hence its name, and today it represents one of the most vital areas of Marrakesh; Where there are so many restaurants, and businesses, great music shows, and it’s been on the World Heritage Board for two thousand and one years.

Majorail Garden:

French painter Jacques Majorelle has spent almost 40 years building Majorelle Park, now regarded as one of Marrakech’s most popular tourist attractions, featuring quiet rivers, small corridors, and more than 300 species of stunning plants, and one of the favorite destinations for quiet loving people.