Experience the best of the Saadian Tombs

Your ticket to the Saadian Tombs grants access to a 16th-century royal necropolis that stayed sealed for nearly 250 years and was only rediscovered in 1917 via aerial photography.

Walk through three mausoleums, a garden courtyard, and over 100 royal graves, with your audio guide explaining each space as you move through at your own pace.

Stand inside the Hall of Twelve Columns, a 10-by-10-metre chamber rising 12 metres high, where Sultan Ahmad al-Mansur is buried beneath a ceiling of carved Carrara marble muqarnas.

The marble columns here are exceptional: each group of three supports muqarnas arches also carved in marble rather than the usual wood or stucco, a rare detail your audio guide unpacks.

Arrive at opening (9am) or after 4pm to move through the chambers without the tour groups that typically crowd the site between mid-morning and early afternoon.

Cover Marrakech’s Kasbah district highlights in one booking: Bahia Palace with audio guide, El Badi Palace entry with postcard, and the Saadian Tombs with audio.

Bahia Palace: Timed entry plus a multilingual digital audio guide, so you can explore the courtyards and rooms independently.

El Badi Palace: Self-paced entry to the open-air ruins, with a personalized photo postcard mailed worldwide and a digital copy to save.

Saadian Tombs: Entry plus a digital audio guide app for a self-guided route through the mausoleums and garden courtyard.

Visit all three on the same day. Your tickets are separate per site, so you can set your own pace at each stop.