[2025 Marrakech Attraction] Travel Guide for Badi Palace (Updated Jun)

Of course, you can't miss Marrakech when you come to Morocco. If you're on vacation, you can stay in Marrakech for a week! There are all kinds of Riads and hotels that you can't finish staying in~ And there's a great Medina and various attractions to visit! ✨Transportation 🚗Self-driving is really convenient! If you want to change lines, it's highly recommended to drive by yourself. If you're just on vacation in Marrakech, it's more appropriate to take a taxi~ Morocco is the same as China, it's left-hand drive, there's no pressure to drive, just pay attention to the speed limit and some parking signs along the way💡 ✨Communication You can get a free Orange phone card when you land, and then you can recharge it cheaper in the city. We handled it directly at the airport for 20 euros 20G. ✨Currency exchange Euros are more common, and you can also use euros directly for daily consumption, usually around 1:10, or you can withdraw cash with UnionPay, personally tested that you can find Volcano Bank! ✨Two-day tour route 1️⃣Day1 ✅First go to the Riad for accommodation after landing, you can choose the Riad in the old city of Medina, put down your stuff and start playing~ ✅You can walk directly to the Mederssa Ben Youssef in Medina, it's very photogenic! It's also a must-see attraction in Marrakech~ 🎫20 Dirhams The Marrakech Museum next door is also worth a visit if you have time ✅After visiting, go to the nearby Le Jardin Secret, it's a great place to watch the sunset in the old city, the whole garden is very French, enjoy a coffee in the sunset, surrounded by green plants~ ✅Have a Tajine pot for dinner in the old city at night, we chose the popular le jardin, the beef Tajine pot is very delicious, and the environment is also very good! 2️⃣Day2 ✅Go to the Badi Palace first after breakfast, it's severely damaged and still under repair, but it's still worth a visit! 🎫70 Dirhams ✅After visiting, go to the Bahia Palace 500 meters away, a gorgeous palace that combines various styles, it's also very photogenic🎫70 Dirhams ✅Then go to the Majorelle Garden and YSL Museum, these two are next to each other, you can appreciate the private residence and exquisite collection of the founder of YSL~💡It's recommended to make a reservation in advance, 🎫150+130, you can buy separately, or you can buy a joint ticket for 300, the difference is an extra museum. ✅If you have time in the afternoon, you can go to Royal Mansour Marrakech for afternoon tea, I was really amazed by this hotel! Not far from it is the Koutoubia Mosque and Jemaa el-Fnaa, you can visit them together~ 🏨Accommodation We stayed at Riad Tamarrakecht, the location is good, it has its own swimming pool and it's very photogenic! Didn't get to book the popular Riad BE Marrakech, but this one is also highly recommended! It's a good choice for those who like to take photos~

Prior Preparations • Passport: Chinese citizens holding ordinary passports can enjoy visa-free travel to Morocco. Prepare a passport with at least 6 months of validity. • Clothing: Wear light and breathable clothing in summer, and bring sun-protective clothing, hats, sunglasses, and sunscreen. Winters are relatively warm along the coast but cold in the inland mountainous areas, so pack warm outerwear. • Other items: Prepare common medications, adapter plugs, power banks, cameras, etc. Transportation Guide • International Transportation: You can choose to depart from cities like Beijing, Shanghai, and Guangzhou, and take connecting flights to Morocco. • Domestic Transportation: Morocco has a well-developed railway system connecting major cities. Long-distance buses are also a common mode of transportation and are relatively inexpensive. Within cities, you can choose to take a taxi or local minibuses. Recommended Attractions • Casablanca: Visit the Hassan II Mosque and enjoy the scenery of the coastal boulevard. • Marrakech: Djemaa el-Fna is full of life, Bahia Palace boasts exquisite architecture, and Majorelle Garden is vibrant with colors. • Chefchaouen: The blue and white town. Stroll through the blue streets and experience the romantic atmosphere. • Fes: The old city is one of the oldest in the world, with attractions such as leather tanneries and madrasas. • Sahara Desert: Ride a camel to watch the sunset in places like Merzouga and experience desert camping. Food Recommendations • Tagine: A slow-cooked stew with various meats and vegetables, resulting in a rich flavor. • Couscous: Morocco's traditional staple food, made from semolina, often served with vegetables and meat. • Mint tea: The national drink with a unique flavor. Accommodation Options • Casablanca: Choose hotels near the coast or city center for convenient travel. • Marrakech: It is recommended to stay in a riad (traditional Moroccan courtyard hotel) in the old city to experience the local customs. • Chefchaouen: Choose a homestay or hotel with views of the blue town. • Sahara Desert: Book a tent in a desert camp and experience the desert under the starry sky. Important Notes • Morocco is an Islamic country, so respect local religious beliefs and customs. • Pay attention to personal belongings and keep your valuables safe in crowded places. • You can bargain appropriately when shopping, but pay attention to your approach to avoid conflicts. • The network signal may not be very good in some areas of Morocco, so download offline maps in advance.

Hello everyone! This 7-day Morocco travel guide is definitely worth collecting! In the blue and white city of Essaouira, you will be able to experience interesting surfing activities; in the unique Marrakech, a traditional steam bath will take you to experience exotic customs; take a hot air balloon, and enjoy the desert scenery at sunrise, with the magnificent Atlas Mountains at your feet. Listen to the silence of the desert, feel the magnificence of the mountains, a new feast of taste and vision is waiting for you. The short holiday is coming, this is the Morocco you are looking forward to! -------------------- 📌Route suggestion: DAY 1: Depart from various locations, and the dream journey to Morocco begins🌃 Embark on a dreamy Moroccan journey, let the overnight flight take you across the stars and fly to a charming foreign land. DAY 2: Marrakech Hot Air Balloon🎈-> Yves Saint Laurent Museum-> Majorelle Garden-> El Badi Palace-> Bahia Palace-> Djemaa el-Fna Bathed in the gentle glow of sunrise, overlook the plants and trees of Marrakech in a hot air balloon, and explore exotic castles and museums. DAY 3: Essaouira Old Town-> Essaouira Beach🏝️-> Essaouira Fortress-> Essaouira Fishing Port-> Castle Battery Along the ancient streets of Essaouira, all the way to the sea, experience the world of surfing on the beach, shuttle between the fortress and the fishing port, and enjoy the comfort and enthusiasm of life. DAY 4: Miami Beach Boulevard-> Mohammed V Square-> Casablanca Old Town Experience the lazy seaside life of Miami Beach Boulevard, feel the blend of history and modernity in Mohammed V Square, and shuttle through the mysterious alleys of Casablanca's old town. DAY 5: Rabat Royal Palace🏰-> Mausoleum of Mohammed V-> Hassan Tower-> Asilah Old Town Start the day from the Rabat Royal Palace, delve into the royal atmosphere of Morocco, tour the Mausoleum of Mohammed V, visit the Hassan Tower, and feel the warmth of the old town of Asilah. DAY 6: Caves of Hercules-> Cape Spartel-> American Legation Museum-> Tangier Old Town Encounter the extraordinary Caves of Hercules, visit the picturesque Cape Spartel, visit the historic American Legation Museum, and savor the unique charm of Tangier's old town. DAY 7: Habous-> Casablanca Cathedral⛪ Stroll through Habous, then visit Casablanca Cathedral, let the ancient church share stories with you, and end your seven-day Moroccan journey. -------------------- Places to visit: 🌟Majorelle Garden🌟 (Recommended Index: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐) Address: Rue Yves St Laurent, Marrakech 40090 Morocco Opening hours: 08:00-18:30 Duration: 1-3 hours YSL color garden, surrounded by rare plants and blue villas, colorful, as if stepping into a fairy tale world.🌺🌱 🌟Caves of Hercules🌟 (Recommended Index: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐) Address: Terrasse Slouquia, Tangier Opening hours: 11:00-16:00 Duration: 15-30 minutes Enjoy the magnificent scenery of the sunrise and sunset over the sea, stand at the cool entrance of the cave, and feel the depth and vastness of the sea with the sea breeze.🌅 🌟Djemaa el-Fna🌟 (Recommended Index: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐) Address: Marrakesh 40000 Morocco Opening hours: 10:30-00:00 Duration: 1-2 hours This is the heart of Morocco, a market square full of exotic customs, which is even more lively and full of life in the evening.🌙☕️ 🌟Miami Beach Boulevard🌟 (Recommended Index: ⭐⭐⭐⭐) Address: Casablanca, Morocco Duration: 2-3 hours This is a beautiful scenic road in Casablanca. Take a stroll here, feel the gentle sea breeze, and enjoy the beautiful scenery. Come and feel the warmth and romance of this city!🌊🌴 -------------------- 📱 SIM card & plug adapter: The voltage in Morocco is 220V, and the sockets are different from ours, so a plug adapter is essential. It is also recommended to bring a Moroccan SIM card or a roaming phone card to prevent loss of contact. 📁 Documents & cash: Morocco is visa-free, so you only need to bring your passport, but some procedures are still required for entry and exit, so be sure to bring it with you. In addition, Morocco uses Dirham. Although most places accept credit cards, it is still recommended to bring some cash. 🧥 Clothing & sunscreen: The temperature difference between day and night in Morocco in March is large, so remember to bring a few thin clothes and a thick coat. Keeping warm is very important. The sun is strong during the day, so sunscreen, sunglasses, and wide-brimmed hats are essential for travel. 🔌 Charger & portable charger: Don't forget to bring your phone and camera charger. If possible, bring a portable charger so you don't have to worry about running out of battery. 🎒 Lightweight backpack: The most important thing when traveling is to be light, so a backpack that can hold all your belongings is very necessary! For example, it can hold a camera, water bottle, sunscreen, etc. -------------------- That's all for the story of Morocco. I look forward to you exploring more unknowns in this charming land. Come and set off for beautiful Morocco with Ctrip Private Group!

Sisters! Here comes the guide for a combined tour of Tunisia and Morocco! A three-course meal at Rick's Café, a camel-riding adventure in the Sahara, and Morocco's four major imperial cities and North African monuments are waiting for you to explore. It's definitely informative, so don't miss it! . 🛣️Itinerary: Day 1: Arrive in Casablanca, visit Mohammed V Square, Hassan II Temple, stroll along Miami Beach Boulevard, and enjoy a three-course dinner at Rick's Café in the evening. Day 2-4: Explore the four major imperial cities of Morocco in depth, including the Koutoubia Temple and El Badi Palace in Marrakech, the Majorelle Gardens in Rabat, and the leather dyeing workshop and Quran Academy in Fez. Day 5-7: Explore Meknes, Chefchaouen, Tetouan and other places, experience the charm of the ancient cities of North Africa, check out the popular cafe in Tangier, and return to Casablanca. Day 8: Fly to Tunisia and head to Hammamet upon arrival to start your trip to Tunisia. Day 9-10: Visit Hammamet, Kairouan and other places, experience four-wheel drive off-road deep into Chebika, visit Jared Salt Lake, and ride a camel in the Douz Sahara. Day 11-12: Go to Maitmatai and Sousse, visit the Star Wars filming locations and the El Jem Colosseum, and finally arrive in Tunis to visit the Port of El Kantaoui and the ruins of the ancient city of Carthage. Day 13: Free time in the old town of Tunis, and exclusive driver transfer to the airport, ending your pleasant journey. . Attractions suggestions: 🌺 Majorelle Garden: Walk into the YSL color garden and feel the close combination of rare plants and the blue villa. 💙 Chefchaouen: Stroll along the alleys lined with blue houses and explore the exotic atmosphere covered by shops. 🌅 Africa Cave: A great place to greet the sunrise over the sea, watch the sunset, and enjoy the magnificent scenery. 🔥 Djemaa El Fna: A market square that becomes more lively as the night goes on. Feel the unique charm of Morocco. 🐫 Fez Medina: A charming old city in Morocco, with donkeys shuttling through the winding alleys, as if traveling through time and space. . 🧳 Travel preparation: 📞 Be sure to prepare a phone card for easy communication and to not be afraid of checking information online. 🔌 A plug converter is a must. Sockets in different countries are different, so you will feel at ease with it. 🪪 All documents must be complete, including passport, visa and driver's license. 👗 Going to Tunisia in March, mainly spring clothes, but it's cold at night, so you have to bring a jacket. Also, comfortable shoes are very important so that you don’t have to worry about getting tired wherever you go. Don’t forget the sunscreen and sun hat! This multi-country tour requires thorough preparation to ensure you have the most fun! 🎉 . 🎉Tunisia and other countries, enjoy the exotic customs, multiple experiences in one trip, it is definitely worthwhile! Looking forward to your wonderful journey~🌟

Exploring Badi Palace - The Lost Grandeur of Marrakesh Visiting Badi Palace felt like stepping into a piece of Morocco’s royal history. Built in the late 16th century by Sultan Ahmad al-Mansur, this once-magnificent palace was designed to showcase the power and wealth of the Saadian dynasty. Though now in ruins, its massive courtyards, sunken gardens, and towering walls still hold a sense of grandeur. Walking through the site, I could imagine its past splendor—once adorned with gold, marble, and intricate mosaics imported from across the world. The palace’s vast courtyard, with its large reflecting pools, was particularly stunning. Climbing up to the terrace offered an incredible panoramic view of the Marrakesh Medina. One of the highlights was exploring the underground dungeons and passageways, adding a mysterious touch to the experience. The palace is also home to the Minbar of the Koutoubia Mosque, a beautifully preserved wooden pulpit that showcases incredible craftsmanship. Despite its ruined state, Badi Palace still carries the echoes of its glorious past, making it a must-visit for anyone interested in Moroccan history and architecture. #onedaytrip #thingstodo #travel #marrakech

Join our multi-country tour, including Tunisia, for 13 days of non-stop fun! We've carefully crafted a travel guide to help you experience the charm of multiple countries. Check it out! -------- 🚩Itinerary: Day 1: Arrive in Casablanca. Visit Mohammed V Square and the Hassan II Mosque. Stroll along the Miami Beach Boulevard. Days 2-3: Explore Marrakesh and Rabat. Visit the Koutoubia Mosque and the El Badi Palace. Days 4-5: Travel to Fes and Chefchaouen. Explore the ancient city of Meknes and the old city of Fes. Days 6-7: Visit Tetouan, Tangier, and Asilah. Experience the Caves of Hercules and the Cap Spartel lighthouse. Day 8: Fly to Tunis and travel to Hammamet. Days 9-10: Explore Hammamet, Kairouan, Tozeur, and Douz. Experience a 4x4 off-road adventure and a camel ride in the Sahara Desert. Days 11-12: Travel to Matmata, Sousse, and Tunis. Visit the El Jem Amphitheater. Day 13: Explore the old city of Tunis. Enjoy a private transfer to the airport for your departure. -------- 🧳 Travel Preparations: 📞 A local SIM card is essential for easy communication and avoiding roaming charges. 🔌 Bring a plug adapter, as outlets vary from country to country. It's always better to be prepared. 🪪 Ensure you have all necessary documents, including visas and passport. Don't forget photocopies. 👕 For travel in February, a light jacket and long pants are sufficient. Comfortable shoes are a must for all the walking. -------- Experience the charm of multiple countries in one trip! The Tunisia tour is just the beginning. The world is vast, let's explore it together 🌍✨

Kasbah of Marrakech A historical area built during the Almoravid dynasty in the 12th century, it is an important cultural center of Marrakech It is home to royal palaces and military forts, symbolizing the power and military might of the time. One of the most famous buildings in the Kasbah is the Badi Palace, which is impressive for its detailed decorations and beautiful gardens. #TravelAbroad

📍El Badi Palace (Palais El Badi) A historic palace located in Marrakech, Morocco Built in the 16th century by Sultan Ahmad al-Mansur of the Saadian dynasty to commemorate his victory The palace was adorned with gold, marble, and Turkish tiles, showcasing the splendor of that era, but it is now in ruins and undergoing restoration.

El Badi Palace ✔️El Badi Palace, a representative historical site in Marrakech, was built in 1578 by Ahmad al-Mansur of the Saadian Dynasty. ✔️Once a magnificent palace decorated with gold and Italian marble, it is now in ruins, leaving only traces of its former glory. ✔️The large garden and pond still remain, and ornamental orange trees grow on one side. Visitor Information • Hours: Daily 09:00 ~ 17:00 • Admission: 100 MAD • Location: South of Marrakech Medina • Recommended Duration: 1-2 hours • Note: It is recommended to visit in the morning during the summer as it can get hot.

📍El Badi Palace El Badi Palace is a magnificent palace built by Sultan Ahmad Al Mansour of the Saadi Dynasty in the 16th century. At the time, it was decorated with gold, marble, and jewels and was called the ‘Invincible Palace’, but it was later destroyed and now remains in ruins. The palace has a large garden and pond, and you can catch a glimpse of its past extravagance. #Overseas travel

Winter vacation is coming! Want to explore Tunisia and other countries? This 13-day travel guide will take you to experience the customs of many countries, so hurry up and start your academic-level trip! . Tunisia, the Pearl of North Africa, the ruins of the ancient city of Carthage tell the story of thousands of years of history🏛️. The romantic style of the blue and white town and the vastness of the Sahara Desert🏜️ allow you to travel and experience multiple things in one trip! . Route overview: 🌍Day 1-2: Arrive in Casablanca, explore Mohammed V Square and Hassan II Temple, and stroll along the Miami Beach Boulevard. The next day, head to Marrakech to visit the Koutoubia Temple and Badi Palace. 🏰Day 3-4: Embark on a journey to Rabat, visit the Majorelle Gardens, and then go to Fes. During the period, you will visit the Rabat Palace, the ancient fortifications and the Hassan Tower. 🌈Day 5-6: Explore the old town of Fes and the leather dyeing house, then go to Chefchaouen and Tangier to visit the old town and Internet celebrity cafes. 🌅Day 7-8: Visit the Old Town of Asilah and the African Cave, then fly to Tunisia and head to Hammamet. 🌟Day 9-10: Visit the Old Town of Hammamet and the Great Temple of Kairouan, then go to Tozeur and Douz to experience four-wheel drive and Saharan camel riding. 🎬Day 11-12: Visit the Met Matai Star Wars location and the El Jam Colosseum, and then go to Sousse and Tunis to explore the ruins of the ancient city and the blue and white town. 🛫Day 13: Tour the old town of Tunisia. At the end of the trip, enjoy the exclusive driver drop-off service. . Some tips: 1. Visa information: Multi-country tours such as Tunisia require a visa in advance. Remember to check the visa requirements of each country. 📖 2. Understand the exchange rate: The local currency and the RMB exchange rate are different. Check it before traveling to save money when exchanging money. 💰 3. Airport transportation: When arriving in a new country, you need to find out the transportation from the airport to the city. Should you take a taxi, subway or bus? 🚖 4. Time difference adjustment: There is a big time difference when crossing a country. Adjust your biological clock in advance so you can enjoy your itinerary without getting tired. ⏰ . Take a series of tours to Tunisia and other countries to enjoy the exotic customs. An unforgettable journey is waiting for you. Don’t miss this colorful land!

7-day Morocco tour! Check out these must-see attractions and learn how to make the most of your trip to Morocco. This guide is a must-read!✨ -- 🗓Itinerary: Day 1: 🛫 Departure, overnight flight. Your dreamlike, colorful Moroccan journey begins! Day 2: Marrakech hot air balloon - Yves Saint Laurent Museum - Jardin Majorelle - El Badi Palace - Bahia Palace - Jemaa el-Fnaa Explore Marrakech, from a spectacular hot air balloon ride to discovering the essence of culture and history, a full day of activities! Day 3: Essaouira Old Town - Essaouira Beach - Essaouira Fortress - Essaouira Fishing Port - Castle Battery A day trip to Essaouira, enjoy the charm of the ancient city and the beach scenery, and visit historical sites. Day 4: Mohammed V Square - Hassan II Square - Casablanca Old Town - Casablanca Cathedral - Miami Seaside Avenue Experience the beauty of Morocco's blend of modern and ancient, and feel the pulse of the city. Day 5: Royal Palace of Rabat - Mausoleum of Mohammed V - Hassan Tower - Asilah Old Town Delve into Morocco's history and culture, every step is a journey through time and space. Day 6: Caves of Hercules - Cape Spartel - American Legation Museum - Tangier Old Town Experience Morocco's unique natural landscapes and historical sites, and feel the charm of the African continent. Day 7: New Medina - Casablanca Cathedral At the end of the trip, visit Casablanca again and leave with unforgettable memories.🎉 -- Attraction recommendations: 🌺 Jardin Majorelle: Step into the YSL Color Garden and feel the blue villa surrounded by exotic plants, as if you were in a fairyland. 🌃 Jemaa el-Fnaa: This is a bustling market square that gets busier as the night goes on, with a wide variety of small goods and authentic food that will keep you coming back for more. 🌅 Caves of Hercules: Want to enjoy the spectacular sunrise and sunset over the sea? Come here, and you'll be amazed! 🌊 Miami Seaside Avenue: A beautiful scenic road in Casablanca, with sea breezes and beautiful views, is a great place to relax. -- 🧳 Travel preparation: 📞 First, remember to get a local SIM card for easy communication and smooth internet access. 🔌 Then, bring a plug adapter, as Moroccan sockets may be different from ours. 👗 Finally, Morocco is a bit cold in December, so remember to bring a warm coat and comfortable shoes, so you can walk all over Morocco without fear! Oh, and Morocco is visa-free, so just bring your passport! -- Morocco, a country full of mystery and beauty, is waiting for you to explore more unknown surprises!🌍✨️

New Year, New Choice! 13-day tour of Tunisia and more, experience exotic customs, and start your romantic winter journey! / Tunisia, the pearl of North Africa🌟, the ancient city of Carthage witnesses a thousand years of glory. Multi-country tour, enjoy the Mediterranean style and desert beauty🏜️, feel the exotic culture and history, and it will definitely open your eyes!👀 / 🏃Route Suggestions D1-D2: Arrive in Casablanca, visit Mohammed V Square, Hassan II Temple, walk along Miami Seaside Avenue, then head to Marrakech, visit Koutoubia Temple, and Badi Palace. D3-D4: From Marrakech to Rabat, visit the Marollelle Garden, then head to Fez, and visit the Rabat Palace, and Oudaya Castle along the way. D5-D7: Depart from Fez, pass through Chefchaouen and Tetouan, and arrive in Tangier. You can visit the leather dyeing workshop in Fez along the way, and finally arrive in Casablanca. D8-D9: Fly to Tunisia, visit the old city of Hammamet, and the Aglabit Reservoir, then head to Tozeur. D10-D11: Depart from Tozeur, pass through Douz, go deep into Chebika, visit the filming location of "Star Wars", and finally arrive in Sousse. D12: From Sousse to Tunis, visit El Gantaoui Port, the ruins of the ancient city of Carthage, and finally arrive in the blue and white town. D13: Visit the old city of Tunis, end the trip, and enjoy the exclusive driver service. / Must-See Attractions: Marollelle Garden ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: Rue Yves Saint Laurent, Marrakesh 40090 Opening Hours: 08:00-18:30 Duration: 1-3 hours YSL Color Garden, walk among them, rare plants surround the blue villa, as if in a fairyland. Chefchaouen ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: Morocco Opening Hours: All day Duration: 1-2 days There are many blue houses here, and the paths are covered by various shops. Walking in the blue world, you can feel the unique charm of Morocco. Djemaa el-Fna ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: Marrakesh 40000 Morocco Opening Hours: 10:30-00:00 Duration: 1-2 hours The night market square is getting more and more lively, with bright lights and loud voices, feel the nightlife in Morocco. Caves of Hercules ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: Terrasse Slouquia, Tangier Opening Hours: 10:00-18:00 Duration: 15-30 minutes Here, you can enjoy the magnificent scenery of the sunrise and sunset of the sea, and feel the magic of nature. / Travel Tips: 1. 🎁Specialty Price: Tunisian soft-seed pomegranates and other specialties are affordable and suitable as souvenirs~ 2. 📒Visa Information: Multi-country tours require a visa in advance to ensure a worry-free trip and enjoy exotic customs! 3. ✈️Airport Transportation: After arriving at Tunis Airport, the bus is a convenient and affordable choice to easily go to the city! 4. 💵Exchange Rate: The exchange rate between the Tunisian dinar and the RMB is stable, and local consumption is more assured! / 🌟Tunisia and other multi-country tours, non-stop travel, one journey, multiple experiences, come and start your dream journey!

Morocco tour is here! A 7-day tour of the highlights of Morocco! A super practical guide, save it now and start your dream trip! -- 🏃Itinerary: DAY 1: ✈️ Departure - Overnight flight, the dream trip to Morocco is about to begin! DAY 2: Marrakech hot air balloon tour - Visit the Yves Saint Laurent Museum - Stroll through the Jardin Majorelle - Visit the El Badi Palace and Bahia Palace - Free time at Jemaa el-Fnaa Square in the evening DAY 3: Essaouira Old Town tour - Enjoy time at Essaouira Beach - Explore the Essaouira Fortress and Fishing Port - Climb the castle battery to enjoy the view DAY 4: Visit Mohammed V Square - Stroll through Hassan II Square - Explore the old town of Casablanca - Visit the Casablanca Cathedral - Relax on Miami Beach Avenue - Experience the atmosphere of the Casablanca International Marathon DAY 5: Visit the Royal Palace of Rabat - Pay tribute to the Mausoleum of Mohammed V - Climb the Hassan Tower for a panoramic view - Historical tour of the old town of Asilah DAY 6: Explore the wonders of the Cave of Hercules - Enjoy the scenery at Cape Spartel - Learn about history at the American Legation Museum - Stroll through the old town of Tangier DAY 7: Free time in Casablanca - 🚘 Private transfer to the airport, end of a wonderful trip to Morocco, and return home! -- Travel essentials: Morocco travel checklist is here🧳! 📞 Prepare a SIM card, so you can surf the Internet and contact others easily. 🔌 A plug adapter is a must-have, and you need to know the type of socket in Morocco. 🪪 Don't forget your documents, a passport is enough for visa-free travel. 👗 Dress for the season, bring warm clothes if you go in December. 🔋 Chargers and power banks, keep your devices fully charged. 💊 Bring some common medicines, just in case. 🕶️ Sunscreen is also important, as Morocco is very sunny. -- Morocco, a charming country, is waiting for you to explore every mysterious corner and experience a different exotic atmosphere!

Marrakech is a city full of sights, sounds and smells usually bustling with noise. However a quite a relaxing corner exists at El Badi palace. The palace had lied ruined for over 400 years but walking around the sight you can still gain a feel for how majestic it must have been when built by the sultan. Not only this if you look up you might even have the chance to see the numerous herons nest in the cracks of the roof. #palace #ruins

#Overseas travel We were told we had to come here because it was essentially a ruin so it was a bit different. The size was quite surprising and it was almost empty. There was a tile work area and if you use your imagination you can imagine what it would have been like when it was built. We spent about 40 minutes here and were glad we went. The nesting birds there added to the place we thought it was. However, I will say that there wasn't much information that could be told about the place. The Badi Palace is around the corner from the Saadian Tombs and the Kasbah Mosque This is a huge complex with great exhibits and amazing rooftop views. It is also within walking distance of the Bahia Palace (which is more crowded) and right next to the Spice Market. Don't forget to keep your tickets while you are there. I was asked to show mine again on the stairs leading up to the roof.

Morocco is really hard to describe. From taking a taxi at the airport, everything is chaotic and disorganized, with sky-high prices and taxis that never use the meter. After negotiating a price, you can usually haggle it down by half. Inside and outside the Moroccan hotel are completely two different worlds. The hotel's swimming pool is very beautiful. Have breakfast by the pool and enjoy a cup of coffee in the sunshine. Badi Palace. Bahia Palace. Go before 11am, there are many people. Couldn't make it to Majorelle Garden and YSL Museum, too many people... Make sure to book tickets online at least 24 hours in advance. Night markets are really chaotic, with all kinds of folk performers performing monkey and snake shows, soliciting customers, begging for money, and motorcycles rushing out directly, making it hard to even use your eyes... Ate Moroccan food for four days and didn't have any bad experiences. Don't go to small shops, go to decent ones. Safety first when it comes to food and drink. Thumbs up for the meals and juices, they're delicious, including the seafood at Suvira, which is fresh and cheap. In short, I won't come again, but it's a place that I must come and see.