Admission fee may not be much, but there are many more much better places available to spend your time.

Lovely place but it's a very small site so there's not too much to see and it can become very busy when a tour group comes along. The guides are very knowledgeable but did ask for money so ignore them if you don't want to pay extra!

First things first, a lot of people complain about how small this attraction is. Yes it is very small, but it costs less than £1, so some people clearly expect too much! We spent about fifteen minutes here, and as many have said, the tombs are beautiful and make sure you look up as the ceilings are amongst the most... More

A small site down a narrow alleyway next to the Kasbah Mosque, it is not well signposted (no different from any of the other tourist sites in Marrakech!). We actually found it by following a school party who seemed to be heading in the general direction! The simple, unadorned Carrera marble tombs are set in polycrome-tiled chambers with ornate doorways,... More

Very ancient , very beutiful tiles , don't miss out it is a moorish style tombs!

A very small site which only takes about half an hour but is well worth a visit. Only costs 10 Moroccan Dirhams (about 75p) entry and should not be missed. Houses 66 royal tombs unknown to the outside world until the 1920's. There is a prayer hall and the 'hall of 12 columns' decorated with stucco and tiles. The tombs... More

The Saadian tombs in Marrakech date back to Sultan Ahmad al-Mansur in the late 16th century. The tombs were lost and only discovered in 1917 and were restored. The tombs have, because of the their decoration consisting of Italian marble, have become a major attraction for visitors of Marrakech. Entry is only 10 dhs but there is little information once... More

There is very little advertising for these tombs in Marrakech and they take a little bit to find but they are well worth it as they are a stunning example of Islamic art. They were walled up in the 17th century and not found again until aerial photography in 1917 revealed their existence. As a result they are reached by... More

was ok bit hard to locate and was bit small was only 10dhm to get in though