The Bahia Palace is an iconic attractions in Marrakech .This historical gem, whose name means "Brilliance," was the most magnificent palace of its era. Wander through tranquil courtyards, lush gardens filled with orange trees and blooming parfum of jasmine, and opulent rooms adorned with exquisite zellij tilework and hand-carved cedar ceilings . We will learn about the fascinating history of the powerful viziers who once ruled here and experience the luxury of Moroccan royal life. During this visit we will have the opportunity to take unforgettable photos .

Step into the vibrant history of the Mellah, Marrakech’s historic Jewish quarter founded in the 16th century. This culturally rich neighborhood offers a captivating glimpse into a centuries-old legacy of craftsmanship, trade, and coexistence. As you walk through its distinctive streets, you’ll notice architecture unlike the rest of the medina ,with balconies overlooking narrow lanes and beautifully preserved synagogues like the Slat al-Azama, home to rare artifacts and tranquil courtyards. The Mellah remains a bustling hub of local life .

During the visit of saâdien Tombs we will not visit just a historical site , it is also an archaeological awakening. We will walk where time stood still, entering the sacred mausoleums of Sultan Ahmed El Mansour and his court , preserved in breathtaking perfection. Witness the Hall of Twelve Columns, a melody in Italian Carrara marble and old Arabic calligraphy. Decipher stories of power and eternity told through celestial zellij mosaics and honeycombed stucco. We will Stroll the tranquil garden courtyard , where the legacy of a dynasty is etched in stone and shadow. For memory we will have time to make great captures of this beautiful gem .