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Marrakech area
Explore a major 19th-century Marrakech palace known for elegant courtyards, gardens, zellij, carved wood and painted ceilings.
Bahia Palace was developed in stages during the second half of the 19th century, first under Si Moussa and later greatly expanded by his son Ba Ahmed, a powerful grand vizier. The complex combines courtyards, gardens, reception rooms and private spaces decorated with zellij, carved and painted wood, stucco and marble. Its variety of rooms and courtyards makes it one of Marrakech’s most rewarding architectural visits.

Photos from Bahia Palace
Bahia Palace is a ticketed historic monument. Its entrance fee is separate visitor information and is not related to the pricing of any Morocco Easy Tour visiting the palace.
Official visitor information Verified on 5 Oct 2026

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Bahia Palace is in the southern part of the medina, within walking distance of the Mellah and El Badi Palace.
Best Time to Visit
Visit near opening time or later in the afternoon for a calmer experience and better conditions for photographing the courtyards.
Travel tips
Bahia Palace
Near Marrakech
The palace was developed during the second half of the 19th century and significantly expanded under Ba Ahmed in the late 19th century.
Yes. El Badi Palace, the Mellah and the Saadian Tombs are all in the same general southern-medina area.

Explore Marrakech’s UNESCO-listed historic heart, a living maze of souks, riads, monuments, workshops and centuries-old streets.

Explore Marrakech’s UNESCO-listed historic heart, a living maze of souks, riads, monuments, workshops and centuries-old streets.

Experience Marrakech’s most famous square, where food stalls, storytellers, musicians and everyday city life create a constantly changing open-air scene.

See Marrakech’s best-known mosque and its 77-metre Almohad minaret, a defining landmark of the city skyline.

Walk through the monumental ruins of Ahmad al-Mansur’s Saadian palace, built around a vast courtyard and central basin.

Visit the richly decorated royal necropolis of Marrakech’s Saadian dynasty, including the celebrated Chamber of the Twelve Columns.

7 Oct 2026 15 min read
