Badia Palace
Category: Historical monument.
What you can expect: Ruined palace, traces of grand architecture & Panoramic view.
Estimated time to visit: 30 min
Best to visit: Everyday 09:00-17:00.
Entrance fee: 100 MAD / 10 €
Location: South of the Medina.
Places of interest nearby: Mellah (Jewish quarter), Bahia Palace, Dar Si Said Museum.
Transport: Walking tour, Taxi or Horse carriage
Facilities: Restrooms & Occasional exhibitions.
Accessibility Limited for the disabled.
Extra tip: Vast courtyards are perfect for photography.
Badii Palace, known as “the Incomparable,” was built in the late 16th century by Sultan Ahmad al‑Mansur and once stood as one of the greatest architectural wonders of the Muslim world. Though much of its grandeur was stripped away in later centuries, the vast ruins still convey the immense scale and artistry of its design. Visitors can wander through monumental courtyards, admire remnants of intricate decoration, and imagine the opulence that once dazzled foreign ambassadors and royal guests.
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