- Marrakech , Morocco
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A Hidden Royal Necropolis
Saadian Tombs
Hidden for centuries behind the walls of the Kasbah Mosque, the Saadian Tombs are among Marrakech’s most fascinating discoveries. They were rediscovered in 1917, perfectly preserved, and today stand as one of the city’s most visited monuments.
🏛️ Royal Resting Place
Built in the late 16th century by Sultan Ahmed al-Mansour, the tombs house over 100 members of the Saadian dynasty.
The highlight is the Hall of the Twelve Columns, a breathtaking mausoleum with Italian marble, intricate stucco, and a cedarwood ceiling decorated in gold leaf.
🌟 Why Visit?
Historic Discovery: Hidden for centuries, rediscovered only 100 years ago.
Artistic Beauty: Exquisite craftsmanship in stone, stucco, and wood.
Royal Heritage: Resting place of Morocco’s most powerful dynasty.
🕒 Visitor Information
Opening Hours: Daily, 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM.
Tickets: Around 70 MAD per person.
Location: Adjacent to the Kasbah Mosque in Marrakech’s Medina.
✨ Conclusion
The Saadian Tombs are both a monument and a mystery — a window into the grandeur of Morocco’s past, hidden for centuries and now revealed to the world.
