Madrasa Ben Youssef
Rue Assouel, Marrakech 40000, Morocco
The Marrakech Mag take
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What guests are saying
Five most recent Google reviews — verbatim.
A very nice place to visit this former school. You can discover marvelous architecture in the hart of the city. It’s a must if you are visiting Marrakech. At the ticket counter only cash money is accepted which is unfortunate.
Absolutely gorgeous and full of tourists. The carving is spectacular and lots of great time. It's fun to see all the student dorm rooms that are so tiny. Abs fun to learn out of the windows from the second for. I recommend visiting the bathrooms, still in use after all these years and beautiful setting.
Considering that the entrance fee is only 50 dirhams, it is quite an interesting old madrasa to visit. It was built in the Middle Ages and has great historical significance. Beautiful carvings and interesting mosaics. I think it’s worth stopping by for an hour to walk around.
An absolute masterpiece of Moroccan architecture. The tilework (zellij), carved cedar wood, and stucco details are breathtaking. It’s a peaceful escape from the bustling Medina. Go early in the morning or late in the afternoon to avoid the crowds and get the best photos of the central courtyard. Essential visit in Marrakech!
One of Marrakesh’ finest attractions. It is nice to walk through the nooky cranny spaces/rooms. In my view this place is value for money. The architecture is beautiful coupled with it being well maintained. I visited late afternoon. It wasn’t too busy.