Travel Guide to Saadian Tombs

Getting There

• Walking

  If you're in the heart of the Medina, head toward the Kasbah area. Look for Rue de La Kasbah; it's a well-known street that leads to the Saadian Tombs. Follow the street signs pointing towards the Kasbah and the Tombs. As you walk, you may encounter local shops and cafes, so it's a great chance to enjoy the atmosphere. The Tombs are approximately a 15-20 minute walk from Jemaa el-Fnaa square. Once you reach Rue de La Kasbah, continue walking until you see the entrance to the Saadian Tombs on your left.

• Local Guide

  Consider hiring a local guide who can lead you through the Medina to the Saadian Tombs. They can provide insights into the history and significance of the Tombs as you navigate through the narrow streets. Prices vary, but expect to pay around 200-300 MAD for a guided tour.

• Bicycle

  If you're feeling adventurous, you can rent a bicycle in the Medina. Look for bike rental shops near Jemaa el-Fnaa. Once you have a bicycle, navigate towards the Kasbah area and head to Rue de La Kasbah. The Tombs are accessible by bike, but be cautious of the narrow streets and pedestrian traffic.

• Horse-drawn Carriage (Calèche)

  You can also take a horse-drawn carriage, known as a Calèche, which you can find near Jemaa el-Fnaa. Negotiate the fare before starting your journey; it typically costs around 100-150 MAD for a short ride to the Saadian Tombs. The Calèche will take you through the Medina, allowing you to enjoy the sights while being transported to the Tombs.