Beautiful, ornate graves. Beautiful architecture - carving and tile work. Peaceful garden too. Well worth a visit

Underrated, but probably the most beautiful site in town. Competes easily with Sevilla, Cordoba and Granada....

Only 10 dirham entry, and the architectural value is similar to what you'll see at Ben Yousef Medersea and Palais Bahia. Queue for main tombs moves quickly, but apparently there are fewer crowds late afternoon.

As tourist attractions go this one is pretty rubbish. Basically it is just a glorified tile showroom! I have seen far better ceramic dispays on the tile department at B+Q. I really dont see the point of this as an attraction - at least it wascheap 10dh

Saw as part of a half day tour. Was interesting as such but wouldn't make a special trip to see it on its own. The few graves out of line with the others are non-Muslims, often Jews but still happily buried side by side.

Not expensive. 10 dirham pp. But also not quite something worth seeing. But if you like to meet other tourists you definitely should go there...

the place of smaller than expected, there wasn't much to see but it is a good place to hide away form the hot sun

Away from the crowds, good value entrance fee and friendly and helpful staff. Great architecture. Not a lengthy visit, probably less than an hour, but well worth the 10 DBS (approx 80p).

First know your history or you wont get much out of this visit. Second be prepared to stand in a long queue for a quick peak.