Experience the culture and heritage of Morocco with a visit to the Medina of Marrakech

Experience the culture and heritage of Morocco with a visit to the Medina of Marrakech


If you are looking for a vacation that offers sun, culture and heritage while staying in a villa Morocco could be for you. You will find that there are many things to see and do, especially in the capital of Marrakech.

When you stay in a villa in Agadir you should definitely spend at least one day exploring the medina of the city. The old city of Marrakech is an exciting place to explore, offering you the opportunity to experience the culture and history of Morocco in one place. If you want to do some souvenir shopping during your stay, you could not find a better place, with souks that dot the streets of the Medina.

You can purchase crafts, fabrics and local specialties, giving you the chance to buy a souvenir of your trip or pick up unusual gifts for your friends and family. If you feel spoiled for choice when it comes to choosing one of the many villas available to rent Agadir, then you should choose one that allows you easy access to Marrakech.

A visit to the Medina of the city is much more than just shopping, with many historical sights to search. As you walk in the medina itself, you will notice that the old city of Marrakech is surrounded by ramparts of the 12th century. The heritage of the city does not stop there, with many other interesting buildings, each representing a different part of the heritage of Marrakech.

Stop on the main square to take the stage is recommended, as you can find one of the street performers on hand to give you a unique cultural show. Although parts of the Medina may seem crowded, there are still areas that you can visit for a little more relaxed tourism.

The Saadian Tombs located in the Arabo-Andalusian garden is such a place. Mausoleums are beautifully decorated and provide a welcome break jittery markets.

Another view is taken in the mosque El-Mansour, which is known for its striking minarets. If you want to see the Medina - and, in fact, Marrakech - a light spare then you could venture to El Badi Palace. The terrace on the ruins of this 16th century palace offers a panoramic view of the city skyline.