Marrakech City Tour, Bahia Palace, Badii Palace, Majorelle Garden
Description
Explore the maze-like souks of the Marrakech medina on a half-day walking tour that includes Djemaa el Fna, Bahia Palace, and the Photography Museum of Marrakech. Experience all this historic neighborhood has to offer as you are guided through some of the city’s unique spice shops and traditional bakeries, for a fascinating introduction to daily life in Marrakech’s old center.
Tour Options
Itinerary
Visit to bahia palacio
Visit to majorelle garden, please don't forget to get ticket on the website this the only options for Majorelle garden
Visit to palais badii
Highlights
What's included
Traveller Ratings
Important Information
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Specialized infant seats are available
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
- This is a child-friendly tour. Children between the ages of 6 and 11 inclusively are permitted on this tour at the rate listed above. Please select ‘child’ above when booking. Children under the age of 6 are permitted to join this tour free of charge. Please inform us at the time of booking if you’ll be bringing a child under the age of 6. You can do so in the special request box on the checkout page.
- A conservative dress code is recommended in Morocco. Men and women should keep their upper body (especially shoulders, chest and midriff) as well as their knees covered at all times as a sign of respect to the local culture. Wearing shorts is not recommended.
- Maximum group size is 10.
Reviews(167)
Bahia Palace is one of the most beautiful places I visited in Marrakech. The architecture, colors, and gardens are truly amazing and perfect for photos. To avoid long queues and stress at the entrance, I booked my ticket online through visitbahiapalace.com. It was fast, safe, and I didn’t have to deal with any scams or unofficial sellers outside the palace. I highly recommend booking in advance before visiting.
Don't miss it in Marrakech; it is worth visiting for its very Moroccan style in all the architecture, especially in its ceilings.
Palais El Bahia is one of the most wonderful places I have visited in Marrakech. Every glance in this palace reflects, in its details, the grandeur and authenticity of Moroccan history through the royal dynasties.
We used a private driver that we used for other outings while in Morocco. This allowed us to be on our own schedule and not rushed. We took lots of pictures of some very artistic doors and tiles.
Very beautiful place even under construction A lot of people, but it's manageable Buy your tickets online to save time! Magnificence of the woods and ceramics! Fabulous
A real tourist catcher! There is absolutely nothing to see in this palace except 2 or 3 ceiling , otherwise nothing not a piece of furniture that some empty rooms. It's all under construction in 20 minutes around the palace and done in addition there is a crazy world and 10€ entry per person is shameful
So... It could have been very nice if they didn't let so many people in at once. You couldn't even see the pretty floor because it was so crowded. People are scrambling, do not even say sorry, there were even Belgians without embarrassment, who went to see the first in line to buy the tickets, asking them to buy their tickets at the same time so they pass in front of everyone while everyone queues. What a shame. People said yes, and these ladies who were in mini shorts (already disrespect for the country and its culture please) walked past everyone. That was already unbearable especially for me who was one of them. We didn’t mind making a comment after the visit, because they came out as fast as we (lollll). Anyway, I still have some nice pictures, but if you want to visit a palace and get stuck to people like at the ninho and niska concert, it’s okay for two minutes.
An iconic place, a real haven of pay, between history and discovery is my favorite.
What a gem! The mosaic is just beautiful ! Every single room has a story and the intricate designs are absolutely stunning. The ceiling alone awes you. The courtyards despite the crowd just evokes a sense of peace that surrounds you. What a beautiful setting, rich in history.
Palace pretty to see but huge crowds even in the morning and out of season... despite everything if you can sneak you can make beautiful photos
