️ Day 1 – Medina, Souks & Historical Treasures

1. Jemaa el-Fna Square (morning)
   The beating heart of Marrakech. During the day, you’ll see juice stalls, snake charmers, and street musicians.

Tip: Return at night, when the square transforms with food stalls, lights, and live performances.

2. Koutoubia Mosque
   The most famous mosque in Marrakech, visible from many parts of the city (entry only for Muslims, but admire it from the outside).
   Fact: Its minaret is an icon of Almohad architecture.

3. Medina Souks
   Wander through the maze-like markets: spices, carpets, lamps, leather goods, ceramics…

• Key souks: Souk Semmarine, Souk el Attarine, Souk Chouari.

4. Traditional Moroccan Lunch
   Try a tagine or couscous at a rooftop restaurant near the square.

5. Bahia Palace
   A 19th-century palace with stunning courtyards and mosaics.
   ⌛ Suggested visit: 1 hour.

6. Saadian Tombs
   A 16th-century mausoleum with exquisite marble and stucco decoration.
   Close to the Bahia Palace.

️ Day 2 – Gardens, Culture & Relaxation

1. Majorelle Garden & Yves Saint Laurent Museum
   A botanical oasis designed by Jacques Majorelle and later restored by YSL.
   Tip: Buy tickets online to avoid long lines.

2. Marrakech Museum (optional)
   Located in a former palace, featuring a mix of modern and traditional art.

3. Ben Youssef Madrasa
   A former Quranic school with magnificent Islamic architecture.
   ✨ Must-see: its marble courtyard decorated with zellige tiles.

4. Lunch in the Medina or a Riad
   Choose a rooftop spot for views over the rooftops or Atlas Mountains.

5. Relax at a Traditional Hammam
   Enjoy a Moroccan bath and massage: Hammam de la Rose, Les Bains de Marrakech, etc.

️ Day 3 – Excursion or Modern District
Option A: Half-day or Full-day Excursion

• Agafay Desert: Only 45 minutes from Marrakech. Desert-like experience with camel rides, quad biking, or dinner under the stars.

• Ourika Valley (Atlas Mountains): Green landscapes, waterfalls, and Berber villages.

Option B: Gueliz District & Shopping

• The modern part of Marrakech with boutiques, cafés, and galleries.

• Visit Le Jardin Secret (if not already done the previous day).

• Browse Moroccan design shops, artisanal perfumes, and concept stores.

Evening:
Dinner with live entertainment (belly dancing or music).
✨ Suggestions: Comptoir Darna, Le Tanjia, Nomad (quieter, with excellent views).

✔️ Practical Tips

• Clothing: Light but modest (cover shoulders and knees).

• Haggling: Bargaining is part of the souk experience.

• Safety: Marrakech is safe, but keep an eye on your belongings in crowded areas.

• Currency: Moroccan Dirham (many places don’t accept cards).New Year’s Eve in Morocco

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