Tickets & Prices
Everything you need to know before you go — official prices, how to buy, and the best time to visit.
Visit El Badi Palace
Every option below is a visit to El Badi Palace itself, from a self-guided entry with an audio guide to a private walk-through with a live guide. Fixed prices, booked and paid securely.
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Entrance Only: Self-Guided + Audio Guide
Enter at your own pace with a digital audio guide.
from €10
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Single Sight Guided Tour
A guided walk through the main courtyard and ramparts.
from €25
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2 Sights Guided Tour
The Saadian Tombs and El Badi Palace, with a guide. Entry tickets to both monuments included. Minimum 4 people.
from €39
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Private Guided Tour
A private walk-through, including the rooftop terrace.
from €49
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Entrance Fee
The El Badi Palace entrance fee is 100 MAD for foreign adults and 50 MAD for foreign children aged 7 to 13. Moroccan citizens and residents with a CIN pay 30 MAD, and their children aged 7 to 13 pay 10 MAD. Children under 7 enter free.
Foreign Visitors
100 MAD
≈ €9.30 — the standard entry fee for non-Moroccan adults.
Foreign Children (7–13)
50 MAD
Half the adult rate. Children under 7 enter free.
Moroccan Citizens & Residents
30 MAD
Valid with a Moroccan CIN (national ID card) or proof of residency.
Moroccan Children (7–13)
10 MAD
For children of Moroccan citizens and residents. Under 7 enter free.
How to Buy Your Ticket
- The 100 MAD entry fee is payable at the gate in cash, or online through the Ministry of Culture portal.
- Bring cash in Moroccan dirhams (MAD); card payment is not reliably available at the ticket window.
- Arrive, queue briefly at the booth beside the entrance, and pay the posted rate for your visitor category.
- Keep your ticket — it also covers access to the rooftop terrace and the Koutoubia minbar pavilion.
Tips for Your Visit
- For the best light on the pisé walls and reflecting pool, arrive between 9 and 11 in the morning.
- Most of the site is open-air with little shade, so bring a hat, sunscreen, and water, especially in summer.
- Don't skip the rooftop terrace — it's included in your ticket and offers one of the best views in the Kasbah.
Prices and opening hours are set by the palace administration and can change without notice, particularly during Ramadan. This page is maintained independently and is not an official source — please confirm current rates at the gate.