About
Built in the early 1910s for Thami El Glaoui, the powerful Pasha of Marrakech, this lavish palace seamlessly blends traditional Arab-Andalusian craftsmanship with subtle Western and Art Deco elements. Managed by the National Museum Foundation as the Museum of Confluences, it features high-caliber rotating exhibitions that highlight global cultural dialogue. The estate is celebrated for its lush orange tree courtyard, exquisite carved stucco, vibrant tilework, and the iconic Bacha Coffee house.
Did You Know?
During his reign, Pasha El Glaoui hosted world-renowned figures here, including Winston Churchill, Charlie Chaplin, Colette, and artist Jacques Majorelle.
Why Visit
- Step inside the legendary residence of the historic Pasha of Marrakech
- Experience a rare blend of Moroccan traditional architecture and Art Deco flair
- Enjoy world-class temporary cultural exhibitions in a stunning setting
Must See
- The peaceful central courtyard filled with orange trees
- The grand rooms featuring intricate painted cedar ceilings
- The historical hammam with its original heating innovations
- The world-famous Bacha Coffee room located inside the palace
Practical Tips
- If you plan to dine or drink at Bacha Coffee, put your name on the waitlist right at the entrance
- Explore Dar el-Bacha street after your visit for upscale boutiques and art galleries
- Look out for unique Art Deco details blended into traditional woodwork
Details
Contact
Website
Hours
Daily 9am-6pm (closed Monday)
Price
60 DH
Transport
Accessible by taxi or on foot at the entrance of Dar el-Bacha street in the northwestern Medina.
Duration
1h to 1h30
Note
Sign up for the Bacha Coffee waitlist as soon as you arrive before touring the museum galleries.