Daily Tour
20 people
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Built in the late 1500s by Sultan Ahmed al-Mansour, El Badi Palace was once one of the most magnificent palaces in Africa — decorated with gold from Sudan, Italian marble, and crystal from India.
Today, its vast ruins still reflect the power and artistry of the Saadian dynasty.
During your guided visit, you’ll discover the grand courtyard, mosaic floors, underground tunnels, and the restored minbar from the Koutoubia Mosque, now displayed in the palace museum.
A private guide will walk you through centuries of Moroccan history, explaining how the palace became a symbol of power — and later, a silent witness to Morocco’s royal past.
Duration: 1.5 – 2 hours
Location: Marrakech Medina – near the Kasbah district
Meeting Point: Hotel pickup or meeting directly at El Badi Palace gate
Availability: Daily
Languages: English, French, Spanish, Arabic
Best for: History lovers, culture enthusiasts, architecture fans
A must-see for anyone exploring Marrakech, El Badi Palace offers a glimpse into the city’s royal past — once called “The Incomparable Palace” for its grandeur.
Meet your local guide at your hotel or directly at the entrance of El Badi Palace in the Kasbah area.
Walk through the massive courtyards, royal chambers, and underground passageways.
Your guide shares fascinating stories about Sultan Ahmed al-Mansour and how the palace was decorated with gold, onyx, and Italian marble.
Admire the beautiful gardens that once hosted grand royal events and banquets.
Enjoy panoramic views of Marrakech’s old medina and the nearby Koutoubia Mosque — a perfect photo spot.
You may combine this tour with a visit to other nearby historical sites for a full cultural experience.
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