To Rabat. Visit the Royal Palace halides (from the outside) and the meridian necropolis Chellah that deserves attention if only because of the huge gate. Continue to uncompleted old Great Mosque, whose visible sign is the built of reddish sandstone minaret, which was built in the late 12th century. Afterwards, visit the magnificent mausoleum of the late Kings Mohammed V and Hassan II. Finally, take a walk through the narrow streets and tranquil Kasbah Ouadaia.

Journey to Meknes, the city’s gates. Gigantic walls surrounded the embossed by the powerful Sultan Moulay Ismail town. Look at the various gates, the Bab el Berdein and the Bab el Khemis, both built in 1687 by the same architectural plan all famous gates of Meknes. Not to mention the Bab El Mansour, the best goal of Morocco, which is adorned with massive columns and capitals of Volubilis.
You will also see the mausoleum of Moulay Ismail and Bou Inania Medersa, the finest theology boarding Morocco. Its construction represents the Moorish-andalusian type of architecture, it was known by the Merinids. Trip to Fez.

Tour of Fez, the spiritual and cultural capital of Morocco. Fez is full of evidences Andalusian-Moorish art in the form of over 400 Mosques, madrassas, fountains and other structures.

The south, you first drive through the Saiss level up to Ifrane, both in summer and winter, are the destination of tourists all along the year. Continue through a delightful wooded mountains, through a relationship of orchards, fields and forests around and through the Agricultural Center Kasbah Tadla to Marrakech.

Visit the city of Marrakesh, the palm plantation which is located in the mountains of the
High Atlas, an oasis at the limits of the desert. What makes it unique in itself is that you’ll have an African and Eastern feeling at the same time.
At the entry of the city, more than 100 000 palm trees rises and offers a splendid view. The animated Souks, the Palmeraie and the red buildings give a desert stamp to Marrakech. You will visit the Koutoubia mosque, a “work of art” of a Hispano-Moorish architecture, the gardens of Menara, the Sâadien tombs, the Bahia Palace, Bab Agnaou, the oldest gate of the Medina, the Souks, as well as famous Place Djemaa-el-Fna, where all day, you can find tradesmen, mostly inhabitants of the city, storytellers, jugglers, musicians, card players always with very long queues.
Dinner and accommodation in Marrakesh.

Morning visit the Ben Youssef Madrasa, a mid-14th century under the Merinides Sultan Abou el Hassan founded Madrasa. Then it goes on to Majorelle Garden, a small botanical garden, the famous French painter and decorator Jacques Majorelle settled down in the 20s – one of the most beautiful places of Marrakech. Afternoon free.

Transfer to the Casablanca airport.