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Plan your Marrakech days in 10 seconds

Pick your dates and what you want to see. The planner builds a day-by-day itinerary that respects closing days (YSL on Wednesdays, Dar El Bacha on Mondays), puts each sight at its best hour and adds up what it will cost.

Official pricesThe real gate price, official seller first
Checked regularlyHours and prices re-verified every month
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How the planner decides

It groups sights by neighbourhood so you don't cross the city twice: Jardin Majorelle and the YSL Museum in Gueliz first thing, the Kasbah palaces in the afternoon, the northern Medina (Ben Youssef, Le Jardin Secret, the souks) on another day. Desert evenings go to Agafay, and extra days become day trips to the Atlas, Essaouira, Ouzoud or the Ourika Valley. The only sights you must book ahead are Jardin Majorelle and the YSL Museum: check Majorelle's live availability before you fix your dates.

Prefer a ready-made plan?

Read our tested itineraries for one day, two days and three days, check what is open right now, and see fair prices for taxis, food and souvenirs.

Questions

How many days do you need in Marrakech?

Two full days cover the main sights of the Medina and Gueliz. Three days let you add the Agafay desert or a day trip, and four or five days leave room for the Atlas Mountains and Essaouira.

Which Marrakech attractions need booking in advance?

Only Jardin Majorelle and the Musée Yves Saint Laurent, sold online with timed slots. The palaces, the medersa and Le Jardin Secret sell tickets at the gate.

How much do entry tickets cost for a Marrakech trip?

Around 600–900 MAD (about €55–85) per adult for the main sights over two or three days, before tours such as Agafay or day trips.