• Start with meeting your certified guide near la poste de Maroc in the big square, and start with the iconic Minaret Koutoubia mosque, which is the emblem of Marrakech. (Also, check out places like Medrasse ben Youssef Elbaddi Palace; you can choose the places.)
• Next, walk to the south of Medina to admire a stunning gate that was built in the medieval age.
• Then, visit the Jewish quarter, which was one of the important spots in the city because of its history and heritage, where most Moroccan Jews lived for hundreds and hundreds of years, and it is one of the busiest areas inside Medina.
• Visit Bahia Palace, which is one of the most visited sites in the city, a good example of Moorish architecture. 
• After that, continue walking to visit the largest souk in the city, including Souk Alksour, Mouassine, and Souk Rahba Kedima (Berber market) and more traditional souks, bakeries, and lodging houses, and uncover Marrakesh’s history. You will explore the traditional souk and see how leather workers and other artisans work.
• Finally, finish the tour in the big square (Jemaa Elfna) that is the center of the city (from where to have a drink for a panoramic view of the Medina), the place of Gnawa musicians, snake charmers, monkey peddlers, and food. It's the place where the trip starts and finishes.

End the tour.