قصر البديع / Palais El Badi

El Badi is the ruin in the Kasbah, not the intact Bahia next door. UNESCO 331 lists the Badiâ Palace among the médina’s later jewels, now a ruin. Ahmad al-Mansur began it after 1578. Later sultans stripped the marble and zellige. What remains is the vast court, the basins, and the storks. Ministry tickets match Bahia: foreign adult 100 DH, foreign child 7–13 50 DH, Moroccan adult 30 DH, Moroccan child 10 DH, Moroccans free Friday and feast days. Map pin on the ticket page: 31.61833, -7.98583. The French ticket page currently pastes Bahia’s 19th-century history onto this slug. Trust the price and the pin. For the building, use UNESCO 331 and the Kasbah in front of you. Saadian Tombs are a short walk. Folklore programmes sometimes sit in this courtyard. Check CRT events, not a clone domain.