Everything in this directory is free, pay what you want. Every reservation happens on GuruWalk, except English Old City, 2 Hours 45, Marrakesh Imperial Tours, 3 Hours and English Sightseeing Walk, 2 Hours 45, listed on freetour.com. The questions below cover the practical side: what a pay-what-you-want walk involves, which Marrakech sights cost nothing to enter, and where a ticket is required. Answers draw on the walk roster and the published entry rules for each place.
A straight answer to whether a woman can wear shorts in Marrakech, what the free walking tours actually ask of you, and how to plan the outfit around the Medina, Jemaa el-Fnaa and a pay-what-you-want walk.
Every free walking tour shipped on this site runs in English. Here is what that means for the Marrakech walks, which ones add a second language, and how to reserve.
Tourists cannot enter Koutoubia Mosque's prayer hall, but the minaret, esplanade and gardens are free to view, and several free walking tours start right there.
Yes, Bahia Palace sells tickets, 100 MAD for foreign adults, and the free Fridays rule is for Moroccan nationals only. Here is what costs money and how to see the medina around it for free.
Marrakech after dark explained: what is free at night in the medina, which night walking tours run on a pay what you want basis, and what to know before you go.
How long to allow for Bahia Palace, what the ticket costs, and how to fit it beside the free walking tours and free sights of the Marrakech medina.
How many days do you really need in Marrakech, and where does a free walking tour fit? A day-by-day breakdown built around the free side of the city.
No tip amount is published for Marrakech's free walking tours, so only you can decide what 100 dirham means. Here is what that amount buys elsewhere in the city, and how the pay what you want walks work.
Bahia Palace costs 100 MAD for foreign adults, and the free Friday rule is for Moroccan nationals only. Here is what that ticket buys, and which free walking tours cover the same streets.
Cash and card in Marrakech: what the prices, ticket desks and pay-what-you-want walking tours actually require, and where each payment method matters.
How meeting points work for Marrakech's free walking tours, which of the 13 walks start where, and what to know about the free and paid sides of the city before you set off.
A practical safety answer for American visitors to Marrakech, built around the documented money traps, ticket scams and monument facts, plus the free walking tours that cover the medina.
No dress code is published for Bahia Palace. Here is what the official facts say, what the free walking tours around the medina involve, and what to consider wearing.
A plain explanation of what a medina is in Morocco, how the Marrakech medina works, and which free, pay what you want walking tours cover it.
The famous market in Marrakech is Jemaa el-Fnaa and the souks around it. Here is what is free, what costs money, and which free walking tours cover it.
The famous night market in Marrakesh is Jemaa el-Fnaa, a free public square where food stalls, musicians and storytellers work every evening. Here is what is free, what costs money, and which free walking tours cover it.
The Marrakech medina is known for Jemaa el-Fnaa, the souks, the Koutoubia and its walled lanes. Here is what to see free and the free walking tours that cover it.
Practical clothing guidance for a free walking tour in Marrakesh: what works for two to three hours on foot, which free walks exist, and what actually costs money.
The sights a free, pay what you want walking tour shows you in Marrakech, from the Koutoubia to Jemaa el-Fnaa at night, plus what honestly costs money.
The things that catch visitors out in Marrakech after dark, from Jemaa el-Fnaa tip requests to fake-guide approaches, and the free night walking tours that cover the medina safely.
The scams, streets and paid-part traps to avoid in Marrakesh, and how the city's free pay-what-you-want walking tours help you steer around them.
Bahia Palace and El Badi Palace cost the same 100 MAD for foreign adults. This comparison covers what differs, what is free nearby, and which free walking tour to pair with each.
All 13 walks here are free, pay what you want, listed on GuruWalk and freetour.com. Pick a neighbourhood, note the meeting point, and reserve on the walk's own page.
Pay what you want English
2 hours 30 minutes · Youssef
See this free tour →Run by an independent local guide on GuruWalk
Pay what you want English
2 hours 15 minutes · Mohamed amine
See this free tour →Run by an independent local guide on GuruWalk
Pay what you want Extra cost on this walk English
2 hours · Mustapha
See this free tour →Run by an independent local guide on GuruWalk