Saadian Tombs

Historical landmark · Marrakech

Saadian Tombs

Historical landmark · Marrakech
400 Rue de La Kasbah, Marrakesh 40000, Morocco

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Ornate mausoleum with colorful tiles, marble, & stucco  

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400 Rue de La Kasbah, Marrakesh 40000, Morocco Get directions

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400 Rue de La Kasbah, Marrakesh 40000, Morocco Get directions

+212 5244 33407
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wheelchair accessible entrance

Last updated

Aug 7, 2025

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Mehdi

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Not sure this one is worth it, to be honest. Ticket prices are quite high during peak tourist times (I don’t recall the exact amount), and many attractions seem to charge the same rate. There’s also usually a long queue for the main tomb, which really isn’t worth it. The site itself is quite small – everything you see is basically in the photos – especially compared to places like El Badi.

Sam

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I found the visit here to be quite boring. It’s a graveyard. Architecture was quite interesting and I enjoyed looking at some of the walls which were beautifully decorated but nothing else really was attractive for me. The one room which you have to queue for 30 minutes or 20 minutes depending what time of the day you visit is overrated

Georgie Boost

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The actual tombs themselves are impressive and I could not believe that the restoration had only been completed in 2017. They are a wonderful to behold for the gorgeous white marble, intricate carving and beautifully tiled space that they are laid to rest in. However, it has to be said that the line inside is at least 45 minutes and only really a maximum of 3 people at a time can view from the small perch to the side. It does help keep the space sacred and respectful, however, it can lead to some tourists being frustrated and trying to push in line. I think it would be good to offer a priority line to the elderly and those with children under 5, as they seemed to struggle with the long wait in the heat (as there is no shade).

Shaik Masood

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A very beautiful Necropolis and mausoleum also serving as a mosque. Nothing much to see except a lot of graves. However, there is a special hall containing the royal graves which looks very beautiful with turquoise walls and mosaic domes and ceilings. The lighting adds to its beauty. Entry fee of MAD100.0 is not worth paying just to see some graves in my opinion.

Mika Jameson

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Impressive tombs showcasing beautiful architecture. Smaller than expected and sections under renovation (from the earthquake a couple of years ago), but worth a visit if in the area. Cash only for entrance.

Suciani Arta

Google
Beautiful necropolis with plenty of tombs inside and outside the complex. Obviously the ones inside are for the royalty and the ones outside are for servants and workers. The site is well maintained and we can't really walk inside the building, so we can only take pictures from the doorway. However, the doorway is so small it can only take 3 people at a time so expect long queues on some days.

P U

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I believe the entrance cost about 100 mad, smaller than was I thought. Washroom inside,clean.Most info in French, you can hire a guide if you like at front I was offered. Some of the tombs are decorated with a unique and stunning work. It was very popular,but I would not revisit again.

Sam Tinning

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The tombs were very interesting and beautiful. However I think we paid around £17 per person to enter which I found a bit steep compared to other sights like the YSL museum or Majorelle gardens.