Highlights
- Immerse yourself in the history of the Saadian dynasty at El Badi Palace
- Explore the palace ruins at your own pace and admire the grand architecture
- Climb the ancient walls for panoramic views of Marrakech and the Atlas Mountains
- Capture your favorite moments and receive a souvenir postcard
- Visit the optional Culinary Art Museum to experience Marrakech’s rich heritage
Description
Step inside the legendary ruins of El Badi Palace, once a symbol of immense wealth and royal power, and explore a site that reflects the rich history of the Saadian dynasty.
Built in the late 16th century by Sultan Ahmed al-Mansur, El Badi Palace was originally designed to showcase extraordinary luxury, featuring Italian marble, gold decorations, and intricate craftsmanship. Although much of the palace has been reduced to atmospheric ruins, its scale and grandeur are still clearly visible today.
Walk through its vast open courtyards, sunken gardens, and towering walls, and imagine the former splendor that once defined this royal residence. Climb to the top of the ancient walls for breathtaking panoramic views of Marrakech, including the Koutoubia Mosque and the Atlas Mountains in the distance.
The palace also hosts storks nesting on the ramparts, adding a unique and natural touch to your visit. Capture your favorite moment inside El Badi Palace and receive a beautifully designed souvenir postcard.
(If option selected) Explore the rich culinary traditions of Morocco at the Moroccan Culinary Art Museum in Marrakech. Housed in a beautifully restored 18th-century riad in the heart of the Medina, the museum offers an immersive journey into Morocco’s food culture, from traditional ingredients and cooking techniques to the history behind iconic Moroccan dishes.
Includes
The El Badi Palace entrance ticket
Personalized postcard featuring your photo
Postcard mailed worldwide
Entry to the Moroccan Culinary Art Museum (if option selected)
Excludes
Transportation
Food and drinks
Hotel pick-up and drop-off
Guide services
Important Information
- The voucher you receive after completing your reservation is your entry ticket
- The Palais Badi is open 9:00-17:00. Last entry at 16:30
- There is no fixed entry time and meeting point. You can visit the Palace any time during operating hours independently using the address provided in your booking confirmation
- Culinary Art Museum is open 9:00-20:00. Last entry at 18:00
- Your souvenir postcard is a digital service included with this experience and is not provided by El Badi Palace
- To receive your postcard, upload 1 or 2 photos and send them to the email address mentioned in your voucher. Your postcard will be prepared after your experience
- No strict dress code, but modest attire is recommended
- Some areas may be temporarily closed due to ongoing post-earthquake renovations. The palace remains open to visitors
- Partially wheelchair accessible
Easy cancellation
This activity is non-refundable
