The most important places to visit in Morocco , Marrakech, Agadir and Chefchaouen

Hi, my name is ilyass i'm a tourist guider in my country (MOROCCO) i see many peoples come to my country and they loses a lot of money without see many places , so in this subject i m gonna share with you the secrets : like the important place that you have to visite her as a touriste withoute losing money or time even whithout a touriste guide
I will divide this topic into several paragraphs of each paragraph that includes a tourist city and the most important places that you should visit:

I will start from Marrakech:

The experience of traveling to Morocco is one of the finest tourist experiences around the world, especially during Eid Al Fitr, where Eid increases the beauty of Morocco. There is nothing more wonderful to stroll through the charming neighborhoods of Chefchaouen, to enjoy the sights of Marrakech or to relax under the skies of Agadir.
In this article, we will present you with a 7-day touristic program that includes the most important tourist attractions , as well as the hotels and restaurants we recommend to enhance the splendor of your trip.

Marrakech 3 days
If you are looking for a sanctuary from the summer and its heat, Marrakesh is your address. It contains everything you might think of, from markets, baths, gardens, tourist attractions and religious sites of great magnificence and importance.

Top landmarks in Marrakech
Majorelle Park
The Majorelle Garden is the most attractive and attractive for tourists because of its precision design and a unique blend of colors and nature. It contains a variety of rare plants from five continents. Named after the French artist Jacques Majorel, who planned and executed its design.

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Marrakech Market
A large market, one of Morocco's richest markets, with all kinds of cheap, cheap and affordable items. In addition to its strategic location, the market is characterized by its authentic Moroccan character, where the traditional exhibits of clothes, furniture and tools. Its mouths are noisy and fun where the voices of Moroccan music vendors

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Palais Palace
It was built in the era of the Alawite state and is considered one of the historical landmarks that attracts tourists from different parts of the world to enjoy the Moroccan architecture, especially the art of engraving on wood. The palace has several royal suites, rooms, basins and gardens.
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Ali Ben Youssef School
One of the most famous schools of Morocco, an architectural masterpiece built in 1346 AD, was a stronghold of scholars and writers, intended for students of science and knowledge. Where she studied various sciences, especially religious and jurisprudence, before becoming a tourist shrine and an antique masterpiece showing the flourishing of Moroccan civilization.

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Mosque of Kasbah
The Kasbah Mosque in Marrakech is the largest historic mosque in the Maghreb. It was originally a small mosque for the neighborhood. As time progresses, it becomes one of the largest mosques where Friday prayers are held. It is characterized by its solid and extensive construction, where the prayer hall is divided into seven slabs and nine basements, and two corridors with pillars on them. It is considered one of the most famous and important platforms in which prayer was established according to Hanafi doctrine.
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Riad Bakafana Hotel
This hotel is located in one of the most fascinating areas of Marrakech. It is very close to Majorelle Park, one of the most important sights of Marrakech and Morocco. It is also known for its popular prices that suit everyone. The hotel offers many services from leisure facilities, an outdoor swimming pool and many other facilities. It also has an excellent restaurant offering various meals and dishes, so do not miss it.

Recommended restaurant in Marrakech:
Marrakech lunch restaurant
The Marrakech lunch restaurant is one of the places that feels the true atmosphere of Morocco. The restaurant serves local meals and various French and Western dishes. The restaurant is also close to Marrakech's many attractions and attractions, such as the Djemaa el Fna and the Dar Si Said Museum