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Cover Marrakech’s royal story in one booking: the Bahia Palace interiors, the Saadian Tombs necropolis, and El Badi’s vast ruins (options include 2 or all 3).
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Bahia Palace: Timed entry plus a digital audio guide in multiple languages, so you can linger in courtyards and rooms without a fixed group route.
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Saadian Tombs: Entry with a digital audio guide app for self-paced viewing of the mausoleums and the Hall of Twelve Columns.
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El Badi Palace: Self-paced entry to the courtyard, terraces, and underground chambers, plus a personalized postcard mailed worldwide and a digital copy.
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Visit the included sites on the same day or split them up — each attraction has its own entry ticket and visit flow.
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Bahia Palace’s Grand Courtyard paved in Italian Carrara marble, plus carved cedar ceilings and zellij tilework across the rooms.
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Saadian Tombs’ three connected mausoleums and the garden courtyard lined with mosaic-tiled graves.
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El Badi’s ramparts for medina views and the underground storage chambers beneath the complex.
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Bahia Palace
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Entry to Bahia Palace
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Digital audio guide in English, French, German, Italian, Spanish, Dutch, Mandarin, Indian, Japanese, Mexican, Arabic & more
Saadian Tombs (Optional)
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Entry to the Saadian Tombs [as per option selected]
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Digital audio guide app [as per option selected]
El Badi Palace (Optional)
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Entry ticket to El Badi Palace [as per option selected]
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Personalized digital postcard souvenir featuring your photo [as per option selected]
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Postcard mailed worldwide [as per option selected]
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These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.
See Marrakech’s royal architecture and burial sites at your own pace, with audio guides where included.
Getting started
You use separate tickets for each site in your chosen option. At each entrance, present your booking confirmation or ticket as instructed, then follow the venue’s entry process.
Bahia Palace
What to expect
Enter at your reserved time, then explore independently with the digital audio guide app on your phone. The layout is easy to wander, so you can pause, replay, or skip chapters as you move.
Features
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Grand Courtyard with Italian Carrara marble paving
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Carved cedar ceilings, zellij mosaics, and stucco carvings across the halls
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Public areas including the Vizier’s private quarters and harem courtyards (as open during your visit)
Saadian Tombs
What to expect
Enter through the narrow passage by the Kasbah Mosque, then follow your audio guide through the compact complex. You move through the mausoleums and garden courtyard in a short, self-paced loop.
Features
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Hall of Twelve Columns with Carrara marble columns and muqarnas details
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Mihrab Hall and Chamber of Three Niches, each with varying levels of ornamentation
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Garden courtyard with graves arranged by rank and proximity
El Badi Palace
What to expect
Explore an open-air palace ruin with sunken gardens, ramparts, and underground chambers. After your visit, you can choose a photo to turn into a personalized postcard.
Features
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Main courtyard and sunken garden layout that shows the palace’s original scale
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Ramparts and terraces overlooking the medina
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Underground chambers and passageways beneath the complex
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Personalized postcard mailed worldwide, plus a digital version
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accessibility Bahia Palace
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Mostly one level, but expect narrow doorways and uneven stone thresholds
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Manual wheelchairs can navigate most main courtyards; some inner areas may be tight or have a small step
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Lightweight strollers are more manageable than heavy-duty strollers
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Accessible restroom facilities are very limited inside the monument
Saadian Tombs
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Narrow corridors and uneven cobblestone terrain; access to main viewpoints involves steps and tight corners
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Standard wheelchairs are highly restrictive unless using a specialized local tour agency with portable ramps
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Strollers are technically allowed in gardens but impractical; a baby carrier is recommended
El Badi Palace
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Main courtyard and ground-level exhibits are flat and accessible
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Underground areas and rooftop ramparts require steep, narrow, uneven staircases
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Strollers work on wide dirt paths but are impractical for tunnels and terraces; a baby carrier is recommended
additional information Bahia Palace
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Wi-Fi signal at the entrance may be weak; download the audio guide content before arriving
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Ensure your app has an offline mode to avoid roaming data use
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Some areas may be temporarily closed due to renovations; no refunds or discounts for closures
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No strict dress code, but modest attire (shoulders and knees covered) is recommended
Saadian Tombs
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Online bookings provide a digital voucher; you can skip the ticket purchasing queue, but everyone waits in the internal queue to view main chambers
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No cafés, ATMs, or Wi-Fi networks onsite; restrooms are basic
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Taxis can’t reach the entrance; drop-off at Bab Agnaou involves a short walk
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Dress modestly (cover shoulders and knees) and keep voices respectful and quiet
El Badi Palace
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Online vouchers can grant fast-track entry past the ticket window line; all visitors still clear the standard security checkpoint
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Operates rain or shine; heavy rainfall can make pathways slick and muddy
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No ATMs, Wi-Fi, or cafés inside; basic restrooms near the entrance
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Taxis can’t reach the gates; drop-off at Place des Ferblantiers involves a short walk
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Don’t climb on unstable walls; modest dress (shoulders and knees covered) is expected
what to bring Bahia Palace
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Your own headphones (preferably wired or noise-cancelling)
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Fully charged smartphone/power bank
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Comfortable walking shoes
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Refillable water bottle
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Sun protection
Saadian Tombs
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Wide-brimmed hat and sunglasses
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Reusable bottle of cold water (keep it tucked away; open drinking isn’t allowed near the tombs)
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Pocket change for onsite guides (optional)
El Badi Palace
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Wide-brimmed hat and sunglasses
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Sturdy footwear for uneven surfaces and steps
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Bottle of water
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Cash in Moroccan Dirhams
whats not allowed Bahia Palace
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Suitcases, oversized backpacks, and large travel gear
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Tripods and professional video equipment (permits may be required)
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Flash inside smaller chambers
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Alcohol (being under the influence of alcohol or bringing alcohol)
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Pets
Saadian Tombs
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Large luggage and backpacks (no lockers or cloakrooms onsite)
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Tripods, drones, and professional gear without permits
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Smoking, vaping, and eating
El Badi Palace
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Large travel bags or rolling suitcases (no lockers or cloakrooms)
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Commercial video gear, standalone tripods, and drones without permits
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Food, vaping, and smoking
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Your voucher will be emailed to you shortly.
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Display the voucher on your mobile phone with a valid photo ID at the starting point.
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Please check your final voucher for the starting point details & specific instructions.
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