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Imperial Cities & Road of Wine tour

Imperial Cities Road of Wine in Morocco is a multi-storied that has woven its links with sub-Saharan Africa, Europe, and the wider Middle East into a whole cloth. Its mixed Arab and Berber population form a strong national identity, but one that is increasingly youthful, taking its best traditions and weaving the pattern anew – from the countryside to the city, from the call to prayer from the mosque to the rhythm of local hip-hop. Morocco has hundreds of faces and voices, ready to welcome the traveler in search of spice and adventure.

From the desert dunes to the peaks of the High Atlas, Morocco could have been tailor-made for travelers. Lyrical Landscapes This piece of North African rug is like the colorful and patterned rugs you’ll covet at local co-ops. The mountains – not only the famous High Atlas but also the countryside and sun ranges leading to desert oases – offer simple yet amazing pleasures.

Moroccan cities are among the most exciting on the continent. Join the centuries-old trail of Bedouins and traders to their ancient hearts, from the winding labyrinth of the medina in Fez to the Carnival Street theater of Djemaa El Fna in Marrakesh.

The maze-like souqs of Fez, the vast orange dunes of the Erg Chebbi, and Berber nomads in the Sahara, taste Morocco’s spice-scented cuisine at a private cooking lesson in Marrakesh. Bargain for a hand-knotted wool rug while sipping sweet mint tea in a noisy medina. Hike among the ancient villages and winding tracks of the High Atlas Mountains. Unwind in the windy-swept port town of Essaouira. Watch the stars from a tented camp in the deep, echoing silence of the desert.

On a tailor-made holiday to Morocco with Marrakesh Journeys, you’ll see the highlights — and much more — on your way, the fortified kasbah of Ait Benhaddou. Roman ruins at Volubilis. The blue-washed village of
Chefchaouen. What excites you? Travel at your own pace, in your style, with the confidence that we’ll show you the best options, wherever you go in Morocco.

Imperial Cities Road Of Wine Summary

DAY 1 - Transfer to Rabat, Welcome Dinner.
DAY 2 - Rabat Morning City Tour.
DAY 3 - Medina of Meknes and Wine Tasting en route to Fez.
DAY 4 - Fascinating Fez, Walking Tour in the Medina, Jewish Quarter.
DAY 5 - Volubilis, Casablanca
DAY 6 - Lively Casablanca, Hassan II Mosque, Rick’s Café, Magical Marrakesh
DAY 7 - Enthralling Marrakesh, Henna & Moroccan Tea Ceremony
DAY 8 - Leisure Time, Takerkoust Lake, Berber Home, Dinner in Agafay Desert
Day 9 - Essaouira Day Trip from Marrakech and wine tasting in the region
DAY 10 - Depart Morocco

Itinerary

DAY 1 - Transfer to Rabat, Welcome Dinner.

Welcome to exotic and enchanting Morocco. Upon arrival in Casablanca, you’ll be warmly greeted and transferred to your deluxe hotel in the Imperial capital city of Rabat. Spend the rest of your day at leisure.

• Overnight: Rabat / Meals: Dinner

DAY 2- Rabat Morning City Tour.

Our exploration of Rabat begins at the exterior of the impressive Dar al-Makhzen Palace, the residence of Morocco’s King, and views where independence was declared in 1956. Continue to the ancient necropolis of Chellah, now abandoned and overgrown by fruit trees and wildflowers.

From the viewing platform, see the expansive ruins of this once-great Roman City. On to the magnificent marble Mohammed V Mausoleum, built in traditional Moroccan style, dedicated to the founder of modern Morocco. Observe the minaret of the Great Mosque and the towering 12th-century red sandstone Hassan Tower, Rabat’s most famous landmark.

Afterward, we visit Kasbah des Oudayas in the old part of the city, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, with its commanding views of the river and ocean from its clifftop perch. Time to stroll along the lanes of the perfumed Andalusian gardens, designed by the French during the colonial period. The rest of the day is on your own for independent activities.

• Overnight: Rabat / Meals: Breakfast

DAY 3- Medina of Meknes and Wine Tasting en route to Fez.

Today, as we journey inland to discover the walled city of Meknes, a UNESCO World Heritage Site that rose to glory under the rule of the Sultan Moulay Ismail, we’ll see the monumental horseshoe-shaped Bab Mansour gate. This beautifully patterned gate with its priceless mosaics, lavish tiles, and inscriptions is considered one of the most beautiful gates in North Africa.

After an introduction to the historic medina of Meknes, it’s on to lunch at Chateau Roslane, in the foothills of the Atlas Mountains. At this immaculate vineyard with its beautifully manicured gardens and traditional fountains, we linger for a wine tasting of their white and red wines. Our drive then takes us to mystical Fez, one of the four imperial cities of Morocco.

• Overnight: Fez / Meals: Breakfast

DAY 4- Fascinating Fez, Walking Tour in the Medina, Jewish Quarter.

A fascinating day lies ahead in medieval Fez, the cultural heart of the country. Founded in the 8th century by Moulay Idriss I, this imperial city was the capital of Morocco for more than 400 years and an important center of learning.

Enter the blue Moorishstyle Bab Bou Jeloud gate that takes us into the 1200-year-old bustling streets of the Old Quarter (Fez el-Bali) leading to a maze of narrow winding lanes and countless souks selling fragrant spices and endless arrays of local crafts. Stop to see the workers in the famous tanneries.

On to view the intricately detailed exterior of 9th-century Karaouine, one of the oldest, still functioning universities in the world, and Nejjarine Square with its elaborate mosaic tile fountain. After lunch at an atmospheric restaurant in a restored riad, you can choose to spend an afternoon at leisure exploring the medina or relax in your hotel. Or, visit the historic Jewish Quarter, now being restored. Nearby, there is an old Jewish cemetery, ancient synagogue, and museum. An evening at leisure follows this day of discovery.

• Overnight: Fez / Meals: Breakfast

DAY 5 - Volubilis, Casablanca

This morning the dramatic well-preserved Roman ruins of Volubilis, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, offer a unique glimpse into ancient Morocco. View a series of mansions, monuments, and olive mills surrounded by remnants of the city’s defensive walls. The most notable highlights include the beautifully preserved Triumphal Arch of Caracalla, a series of exquisite mosaics and colorful tiles depicting Roman mythology. On to lunch at a popular French restaurant. We then depart for the storied city of Casablanca, the inspiration for the classic 1942 film.

• Overnight: Casablanca / Meals: Breakfast

DAY 6 - Lively Casablanca, Hassan II Mosque, Rick’s Café, Magical Marrakesh

This morning, a get-acquainted tour of the lively seaside city of Casablanca. Stand in awe at the splendid Hassan II Mosque, with its soaring minaret that shines a beam toward Mecca every evening.

This architectural masterpiece is larger than St Peter’s Basilica in Rome and capable of holding more than 80,000 worshippers. No expense was spared for this landmark building. You’ll see its hand-carved ceilings, gleaming marble floors, and Venetian stained-glass windows.

Pass Mohammed V Square, home to some of the city’s most striking architecture before a scenic drive along the Corniche with its palm-lined boulevards, one of the city’s most fashionable districts.

Enjoy lunch at Rick’s Café, inspired by the legend of Bogart and Bergman before beginning the drive overland to enchanting Marrakesh. Upon arrival, the fresh aroma of citrus fruits welcomes us to our resort. Due to the winter months earlier prayer schedule, afternoon interior visits are not possible.

• Overnight: Marrakesh / Meals: Breakfast

DAY 7 - Enthralling Marrakesh, Henna & Moroccan Tea Ceremony

The enthralling city of Marrakesh is a celebration of beauty. Our day begins at the 16th century Saadian Tombs, where Saadian royalty found their final resting place. View the towering Koutoubia Minaret, a landmark of the city as well as the opulent 19th century Bahia Palace, where sultans once lived.

Enter the sprawling medina, with its endless maze of souks selling everything from carpets to spices, jewelry and more. Leave this labyrinth of lanes to frenetic Jemaa el-Fna Square with its non-stop activity – storytellers, snake charmers, and musicians playing their rhythmic music.

After a relaxing lunch on your account, a Moroccan Tea Ceremony follows, rooted in ritual. Watch as hot water is poured over fresh spearmint, dried tea leaves, and sugar into a silver pot and ornate and fragile glasses.

Later, an open-top horse-drawn sunset carriage ride in an iconic carriage leisurely takes us along the streets of magical Marrakesh. We end the day at the picturesque Majorelle Gardens with its electric blue villa that Yves Saint Laurent gifted to Marrakesh, now a mirage of over 300 plant species from five continents, and the Majorelle Museum with its displays of traditional arts.

• Overnight: Marrakesh / Meals: Breakfast

DAY 8 - Leisure Time, Takerkoust Lake, Berber Home, Dinner in Agafay Desert

This morning we drive by 4×4 vehicles to serene Lalla Takerkoust Lake with views of the High Atlas Mountains. We pause for refreshments at a lakeside terrace before driving along roads dotted with Berber villages as we reach the rocky Agafay Desert.

We are invited into a Berber home for homemade tea and authentic cultural exchange before reaching our retreat in a secluded desert hideaway overlooking the vast Moroccan wilderness, framed by olive trees and organic gardens.

There’s a tempting small and charming stone pool, colorful hammocks, and camel rides in this magical place, offering you the opportunity to commune with nature. Toast the

sunset before dinner under the starry skies in a Berber tent. Gnawa musicians entertain us with pulsating tunes as we savor a lavish traditional dinner. Afterward, we return to Marrakesh overnight.

• Overnight: Marrakesh / Meals: Breakfast, Dinner

Day 9 - Essaouira Day Trip from Marrakech and wine tasting in the region

Spend a day in the coastal community of Essaouira on a full-day trip from Marrakech, discovering the city with its great atmosphere, colorful bazaars, and bustling center with outdoor cafes and seafood restaurants.

An exciting trip in a colorful mix of guided tours of Essaouira that includes some fun stops along the way. From the creation of argan oil products by wonderful people to a relaxing beach and vibrant streets full of exciting places to enter.

After stopping by the road to Essaouira for argan oil, it is time for lunch at Val d’Argan in this wonderful vineyard with its beautifully manicured gardens, we wait to taste white and red wines and visit the unique cellar in the region of Essaouira.

• Overnight: Marrakesh / Meals: Breakfast, Dinner