About
Former residence of Thami El Glaoui, Pasha of Marrakech, built in 1910. This exceptional palace now houses the Museum of Confluences. It features refined Arab-Andalusian architecture, a lush inner garden, and the famous Bacha Coffee set in a lavish backdrop.
Did You Know?
Winston Churchill, Charlie Chaplin, and Franklin D. Roosevelt were all hosted in this palace.
Why Visit
- Discover a refined gem of Arab-Andalusian architecture
- Explore captivating cultural and historical exhibitions
- Savor exceptional coffee at the iconic Bacha Coffee
Must See
- The central courtyard with remarkably elegant geometric zellige tiles
- Carved and hand-painted cedar wood ceilings
- The temporary exhibitions of the Museum of Confluences
Practical Tips
- If visiting Bacha Coffee, put your name on the waitlist at 10 AM right at opening
- The museum is closed on Tuesdays, plan accordingly
- Allow around 1 hour to explore all museum rooms
Details
Contact
Website
Hours
Wednesday to Monday from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM (Closed Tuesday)
Price
60 MAD
Transport
Heart of the Medina, easily walkable from Riad Laarous or the Dar El Bacha area.
Duration
1h to 1h30
Note
Access to the coffee room often requires a long wait during peak tourist seasons.