Medina of Marrakesh

Marrakech is a unique city and completely different from the rest, sightseeing in Marrakech is a new and fascinating sensory experience: the color, taste and smell that you breathe from the moment you land.

The Medina is nothing more than the walled area where the old part of the city is located. Beyond the wall to the west you can find the new area known as Ville Nouvelle. Inside the Medina is where most of the attractions are located. Here you can see the most important ones.

Palácio da Bahia

The Bahia Palace is one of the most important architectural works in Marrakech . It was built in the late 19th century with the aim of being the most impressive palace of all time.

The construction of the palace took more than a decade and was carried out by the great vizier of Sultan Abdelaziz Si Moussa. At the end of the 19th century, it was in the hands of Abu Bou Ahmed, a black slave who came to be a vizier. This helped to bring the palace to its peak.

Jardin Majorelle

Majorelle Garden is a very special corner located in the Guéliz neighborhood, which was developed during the time of the French protectorate of Marrakech.

The Majorelle Garden was designed in 1924. on behalf of the French painter Jacques Majorelle, son of the renowned art nouveau furniture designer, Luis Majorelle. Jacques Majorelle traveled to Marrakech in 1919. to recover from health problems, and after residing in the Medina, he was captivated by the beauty of the city.

Anima André Heller Garden

Live a different day away from the bustle of Marrakech with this visit to the Anima Garden. A perfect place to see colorful sculptures arranged along a wide variety of botanical species.

Located about 30 kilometers south of Marrakech, the Anima Garden or Andre Heller Garden is a place that everyone should know. Called the hidden secret of Marrakech , this garden created by the artist André Heller features a selection of exclusive pieces of art that fill a huge garden with a large number of specimens of botanical species with color.

Le Jardin Secret

The Secret Garden is the must see for lovers of nature, majestic and contemplative buildings. A true open-air museum, Le Jardin Secret invites us to discover the historical heritage of Marrakech.  Its origins date back to the time of the Saadian dynasty, more than 400 years ago. In the second half of the 16th century, the Saadian Sultan Moulay Abd’Allah began the urbanization of the present Mouassine district. The Riad, which now houses the Secret Garden, was home to many sultans and political figures in Marrakech.