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Palace BadiMarrakech Top 6 in Can't Miss Attractions
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Closed Open from 9:00am-6:00pm
Recommended Sightseeing Time: 0.5-1 hour
Address: Ksibat Nhass, Marrakesh 40000, Morocco
mapOfficial website: https://www.palais-el-badi.com/
Phone: +212-674-747464
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The only open palace in Morocco, hidden in a small street in the old town, is plain, if you want to know what the ancient palace in Morocco looks like? Then you can only go to Marrakech.
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The Badi Palace is an ancient palace in Morocco. The number of rooms in the Badi Palace is as many as three hundred. It was extremely luxurious, decorated with a lot of gold, turtle shells and crystals. There is a sunken garden and four huge in the center. pool. Later, the king removed a lot of building materials from the building when he built the new palace, which turned the palace into a broken wall. The only parts that can be visited today are some empty rooms.
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The only open palace in Morocco, hidden in a small street in the old town, is plain, if you want to know what the ancient palace in Morocco looks like? Then you can only go to Marrakech.
This is the oldest palace in Morocco. The word ruined wall is the only thing I feel when I see the Badi palace. Everywhere I look is the shock of red. There are many orange trees planted in the sunken garden of the palace, and the pool in the middle of the garden has no vitality, but when walking here, you can imagine the exquisiteness and beauty of its heyday. It must be a very beautiful palace.
60 tickets, covering a large area, although it is in ruins, you can vaguely see the former scale of Hongda. It is said that all the objects inside have been moved to the new palace. There is a prison connected to the palace, which has exhibitions about Morocco.
The beautiful palace ruins tell of the glory of the time. This place is very peaceful. It covers a large area and is very spacious, and the building is a masterpiece. If you want to visit here in full, it takes a lot of time. There is a museum (free). There is also a sermon history of Koutabia Monastery, but an extra ticket is required.
The Badi Palace means an unparalleled palace in Arabic. Today, only ruined walls are left here, and many white storks are nesting here. The scale of the palace is quite large, with a large pool in the middle, and the city gate platform has a good angle to enjoy the panoramic view of the city.