Museums in Morocco

The Costume Museum in Rabat tells the history of Morocco through the dress and traditional jewelry of the various regions of the kingdom

This museum is in honor of Moroccan artisans.
It reveals the techniques and materials used for decades.
Open daily from 9:30 to 12:30 and from 15h to 18h30.

This collection, contains approximately 3,500 photographs, including a collection of glass plates, on the period 1870-1950.

It illustrates the history, culture, daily life, the people of Morocco.

The House of Photography is open to all, including schools, tourists, researchers and students.

The collections are, to varying degrees, witnesses of the history of Morocco.

These collections have been acquired in recent decades and are progressively enriched.

They include the following sets: Archaeological Objects,Ethnographic Objects,Contemporary Art,Historical Documents.

In the Museum of Moroccan Arts, housed between the walls of the former residence of Moulay Ismail, the custodians have tried to reconstruct all the details which make up the decoration of a typical Moroccan house.

The Archaeological Museum in Morocco is a must-see. Built in 1932, the original museum has since been greatly enlarged in order to provide adequate housing for the ever-expanding plethora of archaeological discoveries that have been found in Morocco.

The museum is situated in the opulent lodge built by Moulay Ismail in the XVIIth century as his Rabat residence. The garden is the first of its masterpieces. The exuberance of the vegetation softens the strict geometry of its paths. Flower beds, fountains and ramparts make it the very finest of...

For the delight of philatelists from all over the world, this museum was founded in 1970. It brings together superb collections of Moroccan stamps, envelopes, telephones and telegraph machines, including the Baudot (telegraph with printer), as well as belinographs (machines for reproducing...