El Badii Palace

The El-Badi Palace in Marrakesh is considered one of the masterpieces of architecture in Morocco. It was built by the Saadi Sultan Ahmed al-Mansur al-Dhahabi in 1578 AD. El-Badi Palace is characterized by its characteristics that reflect the country's culture and history, and it is not only a destination for the local population; Rather, for the various tourists coming from all over the world. The most important thing that distinguishes it is its orange walls and squares, which still exist from the sixteenth century AD to the present day. The palace also welcomes hosting festivals such as the Folklore Festival, national events and international activities in its spacious grounds.