
Everything You Need to Know About Buying a Moroccan Rug in Morocco
Tips for buying a Moroccan rug in Morocco from a Marrakech carpet shop owner.
One of the great treasures of the city, Dar el-Bacha is itself a work of art; extraordinarily decorated with beautiful tiles of vibrant geometric and floral motifs, intricate cedar panelling and ceilings, columns of chiselled stuccoes and friezes with diamond-shaped florets, and fabulous examples of Andalusian Arab-style zelliges (mosaic tilework). Travelers may explore the palace on its own or as part of a half-day or full-day tour that incorporates the most captivating attractions within the warren of alleys and souks of the ancient medina.
Dar el-Bacha - Musée des Confluences is on Rue Dar el-Bacha located in the center of Marrakech’s ancient medina, easily accessible by taxi or walking from most of the city’s main attractions, hotels and riads.
Dar el-Bacha - Musée des Confluences is open year-round daily except for Tuesdays, 10:00am - 6:00pm. For the most temperate weather, the least amount of crowds, and the best hotel rates, visit Marrakech from March to May and from September to November.
Spend time enjoying the many wonderful attractions along this charming street inside the medina. Chic boutiques selling everything from clothing to antiques in between several caravanserai—ancient inns where traders and pilgrims would stay along their routes. Have a meal at Dar Moha, one of the city’s top-ranked Moroccan restaurants.