El Badi Palace, Marrakech

Fascinating site 70 MAD entrance fee. No queue Must have been hugely impressive when the Palace was in use Plenty of things to watch and see in rooms And stairs up to a platform with views over the old town Highly recommended

Great place to spend a few hours exploring. Admission is 70 MAD and you can do a self guided tour. Many descriptions unfortunately lack an English translation. There are also various pieces of French artwork scattered throughout.

Beautiful old place where the sultan received his guests. The price of admission was 70Dhs, and totally worth it. It has 4 beautiful garden patches below the ground level so they don't obstruct your view and some water.

A very nice big palace to explore. They're mostly ruins but well maintained and you really get a feel for what the palace must have been like when people (the sultan) lived there. Entrance is only 70MAD and you can easily spend an hour or two. I loved the big courtyard and the pool in it. There's also a bit of a labyrinth below ground and a tower you can climb for a view over the grounds and the city. We went in winter and there were a lot of storks who had their nests there which made it extra fun. Definitely recommend going there when in Marrakech.

Only one particular place is amazing here ( video added). And there is one unique wooden craving of the throne which is beautiful. Clean and neatly maintained. It's a huge palace built in the 16th century. If you are interested in history and archeology it's worth a visit. Lots to explore here. Just a note , need to buy a ticket to enter the palace.