Answer first: Bahia Palace is generally open daily 8:00 AM–5:00 PM (17:00), last entry about 45 minutes before closing. Timed tickets on bahiapalace.org are €25 adults and €18 children. Most visits take 1-2 hours in the Marrakech medina (ask a taxi for “Palais Bahia”). This guide covers hours, tickets, duration, how to get there, and calm-visit tips.
Opening hours
The palace is generally open daily from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM (17:00). Last entry is typically about 45 minutes before closing. Hours can shift for holidays, maintenance, or private events. Trust the time printed on your ticket if it differs.
Bahia Palace tickets
Online timed entry is the reliable way to lock your slot. On bahiapalace.org you book a date and time, get confirmation by email, and arrive with your visit already planned. Daily capacity is limited, and tickets are non-refundable and non-changeable.
What's included: timed entrance to Bahia Palace.
Not included: Ba Ahmed Museum, hotel transfers, food and drinks, or a guide unless your booking clearly lists one.
Price: Adults €25 · Children €18 for timed entrance booked on bahiapalace.org. Confirm the total at checkout for your date and slot.
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How long does a visit take?
Most people spend 1 to 2 hours. Photographers and craft lovers often linger in courtyards and cedar rooms. The visit is self-guided.
How to get there
Bahia Palace sits in the Marrakech medina. Taxis are the easiest option for many visitors, ask for "Palais Bahia." You will also see the area described near Rue Riad Zitoun el Jdid / Place des Ferblantiers. From Gueliz or the city center, allow extra time for traffic and medina walking.
Best time to visit
- Early morning or late afternoon: softer light, fewer people.
- Midday (about 12:00-2:00 PM): busiest, especially weekends and peak months (roughly March–May and September–November).
- Book ahead when your dates fall in high season.
Practical tips
- Arrive a little early for your slot; late arrival may be refused.
- Store large bags in the designated area.
- Commercial photo and video shoots are not allowed.
- Dress modestly out of respect for local customs.
- Carry water in warm months.
- Pair the same day with nearby sights such as El Badi Palace or a medina walk if energy allows.
What to see inside
Grand courtyards, carved cedar, zellij, painted ceilings, and garden corners define the visit. For a room-by-room feel, read What to See at Bahia Palace and Moroccan craftsmanship at the palace. For the backstory, see Bahia Palace history.
Before you go
Check your email ticket, confirm the time slot, and leave buffer for medina navigation. A short plan turns Bahia Palace into one of the easiest high-impact stops on a Marrakech itinerary.
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