Marrakech Museum

A small museum, not very spectacular. Some ceramics, some clothing items, some household items, a few weapons and a few paintings. And that's it. In 30 minutes you've seen everything. The building that houses it has some impressive, richly ornamented interiors. Unfortunately, it's not in very good condition and needs repairs.

beautiful building, interesting artifacts, atmospheric music. however most labels are only in french so if you are not a francophone it’s hard to learn much. many are also shoddily handwritten or printed on paper and taped. many rooms also feature pretty mediocre paintings for sale. however, 50MAD isn’t bad and probably worth seeing.

Very informative experience. Bought a ticket same day and time and enjoyed reading and learning the country's history and culture. From guards to reception attendants and cleaners, magnificent people and very respectful. I appreciate the toilet, it's very clean and we'll maintained. Each museum room is full of information. Thank you for the opportunity of learning about your history better and deeper. 💛

The Marrakech Museum, situated in the historic Dar Menebhi Palace, offers visitors a rich exploration of Moroccan art and culture. The palace itself is a stunning example of classical Andalusian architecture, featuring a central courtyard adorned with a magnificent chandelier. Admission Options: • Standard Entry: 70 Moroccan Dirhams (MAD) per person.  • Guided Tours: For a more in-depth experience, guided tours are available at varying prices, starting from 399 MAD.  Operating Hours: The museum is open daily from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM.  Highlights: • Art Collections: The museum houses a diverse collection of Moroccan art, including traditional ceramics, textiles, and jewelry. • Architectural Beauty: Beyond the exhibits, the palace’s architecture, with its intricate tilework and ornate carvings, is a highlight in itself. Visitor Tips: • Language: Exhibit descriptions are primarily in French and Arabic. Visitors may benefit from a guided tour for detailed insights. • Photography: Photography is allowed in most areas, but it’s advisable to check for any restrictions in specific sections. Overall, the Marrakech Museum provides a captivating glimpse into Morocco’s artistic heritage, making it a worthwhile stop for both art enthusiasts and those interested in historical architecture.

This museum has a great architecture and the art is excellent as well. We enjoyed this museum immensely and will definitely revisit it when we are back in Marrakech.

This is a palace that is very beautiful but very empty. It’s an art piece in itself and it’s not a typical museum but a bit closer to an art gallery. It has art for sale in the old hammam and very few curated older objects. Not many visitors come to visit and you can probably visit in 20-30 minutes to cool down a bit. There are no signs in English so it is hard to navigate without an official guide. I would still come visit after reading about its history.

Fantastic atmosphere and decorations. We could enjoy both modern and traditional art. Highly recommended.

A nice museum but there are other museums nicer to be honest The entrence fee is way to big for what it offers. Also for bathroom you need to pay as well.