Marrakech's BEST Kept Secrets Revealed by an EXPERT | Medina Walking Tour

Join us on an immersive walking tour through the vibrant heart of Marrakech's medina. We'll explore the bustling Jemaa el-Fnaa square, renowned for its lively atmosphere and rich history. Marvel at the architectural splendor of the Koutoubia Mosque, the largest mosque in the city, standing majestically near the square. Wander through the narrow alleys to discover traditional riads—charming guesthouses that showcase Moroccan craftsmanship and hospitality. Experience the sights, sounds, and scents of Marrakech, from its vibrant souks to its tranquil courtyards, and immerse yourself in the rich culture and history that define this enchanting city.

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MY YOUTUBE & TRAVEL ESSENTIALS:

00:00 Intro
00:54 Morning at Riad Adore
02:58 Rush Through Medina
03:37 Start of Walking Tour
04:01 Jemaa el-Fnaa Square
04:38 Local Bakery
04:55 Traffic in Marrakech
05:18 Bahia Palace
07:16 El Badi Palace
10:11 The Mellah of Marrakech
10:21 Kasbah Mosque
10:51 Marrakech Earthquake Reminder
11:13 Saadian Tombs
12:02 Call to Prayer & Money Exchange
12:35 Koutoubia Mosque
13:31 Saying Goodbye to Abdul
14:04 Getting Lost in the Souks
15:06 Le Jardin Restaurant
16:01 Relaxing at the Riad
17:12 Navigating the City
17:45 Café Arabe
18:21 Restaurant NOMAD
19:38 Outro

[korean_foot_traveler]

I really enjoyed being able to explore such a wonderful place through the video.❤

[Jetmab]

Oh Marrakech, such a beautiful city.
I visited spring 2020 and, actually arranged my very own tours. Had a wonderful time, a lovely Arab guy almost flew me over a very busy street and I was sure he wanted to get me killed by a. Moroccan car but, I'm still here and, he's probably still laughing 😊,
The palaces are 100% amazing and, so is the medina and the riads👍
The food is well tasting and correct, no entrence to the mosks.. This woman really wanted to see the architecture in one of them and, one morning when I passed by my local one, I tried to sneak up to the door but, when I was about to peep in, I had a friendly touch on my shoulder. When I turned around, I met some laughing blue eyes of the imam who said that as far as he could see, I was neither male nor a Muslim which I had to agree to.

He wasn't allowed to let me in but, we ended up having a good conversation which we continued every morning when I passed him, for the rest of my visit. An absolutely lovely man whom I will visit again should I come back again one day. No religious bla-bla, just good normal conversations and, he was the one, who guided me to the place I found the best spices.. All in all a wonderful city and, it hurt me so much when I heard about the Earth quake..
Lots of love to Marrakech from Dublin and I ❤️🌹❤️

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dont forget to travel to northern cities, tanger, ifran, essouria, chafchoun, fez, marzougha, rabat, casa blanca