Dar El Bacha Museum

As a museum, not very spectacular. But the building itself is absolutely special. There are some extraordinary rooms, with some meticulously decorated ceilings, extremely beautiful. And the central garden is beautiful. Long queue at the entrance, we waited about 30 minutes to enter.

1 Dar El Bacha is a stunning palace you should not miss to visit. It is mixture of Islamic and Moroccan style and is an iconic landmark in the city of Marrakech, Morocco. It is a beautiful palace that has been standing since the 18th century and is a symbol of the city’s rich history, culture and unique architecture. It is open everyday from 9:00 am to 6 pm except Mondays. You can but ticket by cash only in local currency. Enjoy the colourful mozaics, fountain, traditional salons, and the courtyard filled with orange trees and orange smell in the air!

Beautiful rooms with various artefacts from different historical periods. Not too extensive but enough to get a feel for the past Moroccan history. Nice cafe inside if you can be bothered to wait.

unbelievable workmanship and a stunning example of Moroccan carving skills. If you only visit one palace in Marrakech, this is the one, however you may get stuck in the Bacha coffee shop queue. The palace is very well maintained and the displays are of the up most quality. Only downside of this amazing beautiful palace is intagrammers posing at every doorway in their finery.

Right in the Medina this beautifully maintained palace offers mosaic art, gorgeous garden with coffee shops. There is an inside unique restaurant but too crowded even to get inside to have a look. You need to spend two hours waiting to have a table, so it is advisable to start the tour right here to make a reservation

I was skeptical at first because it was a 2 hour wait before being seated at the Café. However, you're not stuck waiting in a queue, you collect a buzzer which will alert you of your turn to be seated while you have an opportunity to visit the museum and take plenty of pictures in the courtyard. Very picturesque and a great opportunity for some photos. The coffee, pastries and breakfast were well worth it and it was not as expensive as I was expecting it to be. TLDR: well worth the wait.

A nice upmarket experience in Marrakesh. We paid for the Museum of Confluences 60MAD & straight away picked up the buzzer for the Bacha Coffee cafe. Had to check 90 minutes later, it turned out we were next to be buzzed in. Building & garden is stunning, museum is ok, coffee shop not exactly cheap but not bad value, each coffee pot yields about 3 small cups of coffee.

The **Dar El Bacha Museum of Confluences** in Marrakesh is a beautifully restored palace showcasing Moroccan culture, art, and history through exquisite architecture and carefully curated exhibits. Its adjoining café offers some of the best coffee in Marrakesh, served in a serene courtyard that perfectly complements the museum’s elegance. A visit here is a delightful blend of culture and relaxation, making it a must-see for history and coffee lovers alike.