Discover the vibrant heart of Marrakech on a guided walk through the historic medina, where centuries-old traditions, craftsmanship and local flavours come to life. Begin at the famous Jemaa el Fna square before entering Souk Semmarine, the city's largest market street, lined with stalls selling leather goods, textiles, spices and traditional handicrafts. Learn about Morocco's renowned leather-making heritage and the artistry behind handmade babouche slippers, bags and belts.

Continue to Souk Sebbaghine, where colourful skeins of wool hang overhead and local artisans demonstrate traditional dyeing techniques that have been passed down through generations. Pause for a refreshing mint tea tasting on a peaceful terrace and discover the cultural importance of this cherished Moroccan ritual. The journey then leads to Souk Haddadine, where skilled blacksmiths shape metal using time-honoured methods, creating both decorative and practical pieces. Finish at Rahba Lakdima, also known as Place des Épices, a lively square filled with spices, herbs and natural products. Learn how to recognise authentic Moroccan argan oil and gain insight into the culinary and cultural significance of Morocco's aromatic ingredients.