Nearby - Points of interest

The old jewish quarter of Marrakech "The Mellah"

Once the neighborhood of the Jewish community fleeing pogroms in Europe in the 15th and 16th centuries, the " Mellah " which means salt in Arabic and...

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Bab Agnoua Door

The Bab Agnaou is one of nineteen "Bab" which means door, in Marrakech. It was built in the 13th century by the Almohad dynasty. The name " Agnou "...

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The Saadien tombs

The Saadian tombs in Marrakech are the only remains of the Saadian dynasty, founders of Marrakech, as the other constructions were destroyed by...

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La Place des Ferblantiers "The Tinsmiths Square"

The Tinsmiths square is mid-way between the Bahia Palace and Palais El Badii, just a few minutes by foot from the riad. The square, called " Ksadria...

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Dar Si Said Museum

Now dedicated to Moroccan handicraft and art, Dar Si Said Museum is a superb old palace. It was built in the nineteenth century for the brother of...

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The Bahia Palace

Located north of the Jewish quarter "The Mellah", the Bahia Palace is one of the masterpieces of Moroccan architecture. Built by intervals from 1859...

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The El Badii Palace

The ruins of El Badii Palace are 5 minutes by foot from the Riad Chamali. The palace was built from 1578 to 1603 under order of the Saadian Sultan...

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Riad Chamali - Marrakech - Luxury Riad

Address: Riad Chamali, 49, Derb Zemrane, Quarter Berrima 40000 MARRAKESH MEDINA MOROCCO

Access: Riad Chamali is located in the Berrima district, in the south of the Medina, a 15 minutes walk from Jemaa el Fna Square and the shopping street Zitoun El Kedim. Accessible only on foot by a pedestrian street of about 100 meters from the car park, it guarantees you an absolute calm.

Location: The Berimma district has remained a traditional neighborhood, right next to the old Jewish Quarter: built around a mosque, a bread oven, a school, and a hammam, it transports you to another time.

There are many places to visit nearby: the 16th century old Badii Palace, the Saadian Tombs, the Mellah with its Jewish cemetery, or Miaâra, which will offer you a moment of pure tranquility, the Palace of Bahia, the Tinsmiths Square. And to reach the famous Jemma el Fna Square, take the beautiful pedestrian street Zitoun kedim, and you'll come across it !