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Museum of Confluences
Dar El Bacha
Known as the “Palace of Pashas”, Dar El Bacha is one of Marrakech’s most beautiful palaces, today transformed into the Museum of Confluences. Built in 1910 for Pasha Thami El Glaoui, it now celebrates Morocco’s rich artistic and cultural heritage.
🏛️ History of the Palace
Dar El Bacha was once the residence of the powerful Pasha of Marrakech. Its opulent design reflected his political power and connections with global elites. Kings, politicians, and celebrities were received here in its heyday.
🌟 Museum of Confluences
Today, the palace is open to the public as the Musée des Confluences, showcasing Moroccan art and history. Exhibits highlight how Morocco has always been a crossroads of cultures — blending Arab, Berber, Andalusian, and Jewish traditions.
Highlights include:
Exquisite architecture with zellij, stucco, and carved cedar.
Rotating exhibits of historical artifacts and cultural treasures.
A famous café serving some of the best coffee in Marrakech.
📸 Why Visit?
One of Marrakech’s most beautiful palaces.
Rich cultural exhibitions.
Perfect blend of history, architecture, and atmosphere.
🕒 Visitor Information
Opening Hours: Daily except Tuesday, 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Tickets: Around 60–70 MAD.
Best Time: Mid-morning for good light in courtyards.
✨ Conclusion
Dar El Bacha is more than a museum — it’s a jewel of architecture and a gateway into Morocco’s multicultural identity.
