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Take a day trip to the Atlas Mountains , a stunning mountain range that offers breathtaking scenery and opportunities for hiking and outdoor activities. Stop by Les Bains de Marrakech , a luxurious hammam and spa, for a relaxing afternoon.

Visit the Saadian Tombs (Tombeaux Saadiens) , a historic burial site that dates back to the 16th century. Afterward, explore the Ben Youssef Madrasa (Medersa Ben Youssef) , a beautiful Islamic college that showcases intricate tile work and carved plaster.

Spend the evening at Oasiria Marrakech (Oasiria Water Park) , a family-friendly water park that offers a variety of slides and pools.

Start your day with a visit to Menara Gardens (Jardin de la M nara) , a peaceful garden that features a large reflecting pool and stunning views of the Atlas Mountains. Afterward, visit El-Badi Palace (Palais el-Badi) , a ruined palace that was once one of the most impressive buildings in Marrakesh.

Explore the Dar el Bacha Street (Rue Dar el-Bacha) , a bustling street in the heart of Marrakesh that features a variety of shops and restaurants. Visit the Mohammed VI Museum of Water Civilization , which offers interactive exhibits on the history and importance of water in Morocco.

Spend the evening at the Tiskiwin Museum (Mus e Tiskiwin) , a museum that showcases traditional Moroccan arts and crafts.

Take a stroll through the Marrakesh Medina (Medina of Marrakesh) , a UNESCO World Heritage site that features a maze of narrow streets and alleys filled with shops, restaurants, and historic landmarks. Afterward, visit the Marrakesh Museum (Mus e de Marrakech) , a beautiful museum housed in a 19th-century palace.

Visit the Photography Museum of Marrakesh (Maison de la Photographie de Marrakech) , which showcases a collection of vintage Moroccan photographs. Afterward, explore the Dar el Bacha Museum of Confluences (Dar el Bacha Mus e des Confluences) , which offers exhibits on the cultural exchange between Morocco and other countries.

Spend the evening at a rooftop restaurant in the Medina, such as Le Jardin Secret or Nomad, for stunning views of the city skyline and traditional Moroccan cuisine.