Bahia Palace Review

This has been my favorite tourist destination in Marrakech. More peaceful than the YSL garden and good place to learn about the history and traditional decorating styles of Morocco

We arrived in January, the season temperature was comfortable, there were not many tourists in the morning, and many people entered to visit and take pictures, and it felt very comfortable. Exquisite roof and wall Masek patterns are fresh and beautiful. Interested people suggest that tourists in the morning have less time to visit

The Bahia Palace is not too old, and the protection is good. The buildings look quite new. It is a bit strange that there is no furniture in the house. The stained glass windows are very beautiful and the interior decoration is typical Moroccan style.

a welcomed tranquil oasis in the middle of bustling Marrakech very peaceful

The Palace of Bahia, located in Marrakesh, was built at the end of the nineteenth century and was the largest and most magnificent palace building in Morocco at that time. The name "Bahia" means "wisdom". It is one of the few open and preserved Marriott palaces in Morocco, with gardens, atriums, gorgeous rooms and fountains, each of which has been carefully designed. The size of the room was designed according to the degree of favor of the king's wife. It was luxurious and colourful.

Came on March 7, 2019. The palace was built in the late 19th century, according to the goal of the "world's greatest palace", so the palace is very luxurious, even if the decorations in the palace have been removed, tourists can only see from the hard decorations retained here. The palace covers an area not particularly large, but the atrium is very large, there are several fountains of different shapes, the ground here is all mosaic veneer, not only grand but also elegant. In addition to the appearance, the interior of the palace is also very elegant. The most representative is the top and ceiling of a hall, composed of mosaic decorations with many different patterns, each completed by a craftsman from the ancient city of Feis, in other words, how many patterns mean how many craftsmen were expropriated at the time. Another point is beautiful stained glass, which is estimated to be the 19th century Morocco's acceptance of European architectural styles is very high. In these stained glass rooms, you can take very artistic photos, and I helped my wife take a photo of "to be written in the middle", which was widely praised by the group of friends.

I got a little lost in a very large palace. laughter The shutter does not stop in beautiful architecture.