Updating Map... About Saadian Tombs
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This location only needs 30 minutes and is a walk off the Jemaa El Fnaa. Pleasant enough but no signage. Possibly more impactful wih a guide.
A collection of tombs of the Royal Family. Mostly tile markers on the ground. Two intricate rooms with ceilings similar to the Alhambra, but long lines to view them on the day of our visit. Go to the palace instead.
We visited in the middle of the day, and there were some queues, so worth trying to come either early or late. The entrance price is only dh10, which is great value. It is hard to describe how intricate the details of the decorations are...More
Worth a quick visit if your passing, cheap entry too. The mosaic tiling is impressive. Look out for the tortoises! 😬
The place is not very big, it is definitely worth visiting. Architecture and all details are amazing. There were turtles walking freely too.
Went here with a tour that we had booked through our hotel- it was quite crowded by the time we got there and is quite a small area. Some very highly decorated tombs- the king one in particular. Was nice to see and get some...More
We went here as part of a 3 hour walking tour with a private guide. Fantastic history and again the beautiful craftsmanship everywhere.
If you want to kill 30 mins its OK, price is about a pound to look around so not going to brake the bank.
The line is typically long to see the Saadian tombs (the line starts inside, once you have paid to go in). We would recommend visiting first thing in the morning if you want to see them. They are quite nice but if you are on...More
You have to go because you are there, but I don't honestly think you are missing anything. It is a small site with a lot of people trying to take a photo. I think there is equally as interesting architecture elsewhere.
