Imperial Cities of Morocco

Transfer to the hotel.

Marrakech is the soul and heart of Moroccan East and was once the country’s capital. The city, nestled at the foot of the Atlas Mountains, is located inland, about 3-4 hours from Casablanca and Agadir. Each year, tourists from around the world flock here. The old city is encircled by a long wall. The Medina’s center, Jemaa-El-Fna Square, is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site. The entire old part of the city is, quite literally, an open-air museum. Nearby are the Mausoleum of Yusuf ibn Tashfin, the Mosque of Golden Apples, and a palace.

Transfer to the airport, flight to Fez.
Tour of Fez. Al Quaraouiyine Mosque-University (9th-12th centuries), the mausoleum mosque of Sultan Moulay Idris, Bou Inania Madrasa, the Grand Mosque, Nejjarine Fountain, the medieval Medina, Bab Bou Jeloud Gate, as well as leather tanning workshops, Fez pottery factory, markets, and artisan workshops.
In the evening, an oriental party with dinner awaits us (included in the price).

Dinner and overnight stay in Fez.

We continue our tour of Fez, wandering through its old streets, exploring workshops and factories, sampling the local cuisine, and simply enjoying this incredible ancient city.

We have a Moroccan hammam and a cooking master class planned for today.

We depart from Fez towards the Roman Empire’s capital city – Volubilis. City tour and lunch. Transfer along one of Morocco's most scenic routes to the blue city of Chefchaouen.

Tour of Chefchaouen - the city of blue houses. Streets, shops, coffee and incredible photos are guaranteed to us. Moving to Rabat: a tour of Rabat, the capital of Morocco. We will visit the Mausoleum of Muhammad V, Hassan Tower, Udaya Fortress and other sights. Night in Casablanca. 

Early morning departure to Ouarzazate. We begin our acquaintance with Ouarzazate, which is often called "Moroccan Hollywood", because many historical films were shot here - "Lawrence of Arabia", "Gladiator", "Jesus of Nazareth" and others. We will visit the Atlas film studio, one of the largest in terms of area in the world, where you can learn how famous historical films were made and see numerous sets. Next, a stop at the filming location of the American horror film "The Hills Have Eyes" (an abandoned gas station in the middle of the desert).

Moving to the kasbah of Ait-Ben-Haddu (UNESCO monument). Kasbahs—fortified settlements of adobe buildings—emerged in barren desert lands and were resting places for caravans that carried salt across the Sahara, returning with gold, silver, and slaves. The Kasbah of Ait Ben Haddou is one of the oldest and grandest in Morocco, immortalized in many films. 

Flight to Casablanca.

A day in Casablanca - the economic capital of Morocco and a densely populated metropolis on the shores of the Atlantic Ocean. The trip will begin with a tour of the recently built, but already world-famous Hassan II Mosque.

Departure to Europe.