The triumphal arch
A striking landmark that opens onto the landscape and the ancient city’s main thoroughfare.

Walk through the ancient city. Discover a remarkable chapter of Morocco’s heritage, among mosaics, columns and olive groves.
Online ticket sales on this site will open soon. Until then, the entry ticket is sold at the site’s ticket office or on the Ministry of Culture’s official portal: 100 MAD per foreign adult, 50 MAD per child aged 7 to 13.
Tickets & prices →Volubilis near Meknès, at the foot of Jebel Zerhoun
World Heritage since 1997 · 42 hectares
Explore the heritage and prepare your visit, one step at a time.

Time passes. Wonder remains.
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A few practical tips to make the most of your time in Volubilis.
Read the guide →Online ticket sales on this site will open soon. Until then, the entry ticket is sold at the site’s ticket office or on the Ministry of Culture’s official portal: 100 MAD per foreign adult, 50 MAD per child aged 7 to 13.
Read the guide →Volubilis (وليلي, Oualili) is an archaeological site in Morocco, near Moulay Idriss Zerhoun and Meknès. At the foot of Jebel Zerhoun, it brings together the traces of several civilizations. Its streets, public monuments and richly decorated homes reveal the life of an ancient city in a remarkable natural setting.
STONE HOLDS THE MEMORY.Follow the ancient streets and let the details tell the story.
A striking landmark that opens onto the landscape and the ancient city’s main thoroughfare.
Mythological scenes and intricate patterns reveal the artistry of the city’s ancient homes.
Around the forum, the basilica and the Capitol evoke the public life of the ancient city.
The city grows in a fertile agricultural plain near Jebel Zerhoun.
Streets, public buildings and mosaic houses reveal urban life and olive-oil production.
The story continues after the Roman period and intersects with that of Idris I.
The site joins the UNESCO World Heritage List.
A few practical tips to make the most of your time in Volubilis.
Get directions ↗The archaeological site lies near Moulay Idriss Zerhoun, in the Meknès region of Morocco. Check your route before setting off.
Bring water, sun protection and comfortable shoes. The site is outdoors, with uneven ground and limited shade.
Confirm current opening hours directly with the site before travelling. Uneven paths may limit access for some visitors; ask about arrangements beforehand.
Online ticket sales on this site will open soon. Until then, the entry ticket is sold at the site’s ticket office or on the Ministry of Culture’s official portal: 100 MAD per foreign adult, 50 MAD per child aged 7 to 13.
Begin planning your discovery of Volubilis.
Compare visitor categories, check conflicting opening-hour listings and prepare your entry documents before visiting Volubilis.
Volubilis opening hours and entrance fees ↗Plan transport to Volubilis, arrange your return and compare direct travel with a multi-stop day from Fes or Meknes.
How to get to Volubilis from Meknes or Fes ↗Understand the main remains by distinguishing public buildings, houses and domestic decoration.
What to see at Volubilis: mosaics, arch and Roman monuments ↗Plan a flexible walk through Volubilis, prioritise the main sights and adapt your route to your group and the areas open that day.
Visiting Volubilis: a flexible route for your first visit ↗Official entrance fees, where to buy your ticket today (site ticket office or the Ministry portal) and the upcoming opening of online sales on this site. No payment can be made here yet.
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