Collections showcasing Moroccan art, history, and culture in beautifully restored palaces and contemporary spaces
A stunning 19th-century palace that was once the residence of a powerful vizier. With over 150 rooms featuring exquisite decorations, the palace showcases intricate zellige tilework, carved cedar, and painted ceilings. Visitors can explore the harem, courtyard, and richly decorated salons. The architecture represents the pinnacle of Moroccan craftsmanship.
Housed in a beautifully renovated Moroccan riad, this museum features traditional Berber artifacts, textiles, and jewelry. The collection includes historic photographs, pottery, weapons, and everyday items that illuminate Berber culture. The museum building itself is architecturally significant with its ornate decorations and peaceful central courtyard.
A private museum displaying Moroccan and Saharan art, jewelry, carpets, and crafts collected over decades. The riad houses an extraordinary collection of traditional textiles, leather goods, and decorative items arranged in ethnographic displays. The building's traditional architecture complements the cultural artifacts within.