Top 5 Art Museums in Morocco

Dar El Bacha, Rue Fatima Zahra, Marrakech 40000, Morocco

“Queued to buy tickets to enter to be told that only local currency was accepted - no credit cards, and no Euros! *Everyone else* in Marrakech, from the souks, to the palaces, to the night market, even street beggars, accepts Euros. As we tried to visit on the last day of her our holiday and and had no Dirham left, we weren't able to visit. Please treat the above star rating as based solely on waiting 10 minutes to find out the Museum & coffee shop's idiosyncratic policy on payment!”

8 Sidi Lkhayat, Fes 30110, Morocco

“We only had one day in Fes and wanted to stay close to our Riad. Cinema Cafe was a short walk away and our experience was beyond excellent! So good, that we not only had lunch there, but dinner and dessert as well 😄 They have a great variety of food, both traditional Morrocan dishes along with their own delicious spin on tacos, Italian dishes, burgers, and sandwiches. The service was wonderfully welcoming and the space has great cafe vibes of music, books, and chess. There prices are very reasonable (cash only). Our only regret was not being able to eat breakfast here 😊”

Tangier 90000, Morocco

“Such a beautiful, clean and modern railway station. I came here by a bullet train from rabat. it has everything you need and the people are lovely and nice. Downstairs you will find everything you need when it comes to tickets, SIM cards, ATM, Taxis and upstairs you will find plenty of restaurants where you can eat and at the same time you will wait for your train.”

2, Derb Chérif, Rue Diour Saboun, Marrakech 40000, Morocco

“Great place to visit! We spent around 1 hour there plus went for coffee nearby and came back for creation of our own perfume extra 30 mins. It's all around Morocco main scents used for local parfume production and the whole process explained in detail. We enjoyed very much. You get to smell local main scents, there is around 50 of them and can create your own parfume if wish. Definitely worth visiting! :)”

Av. Ibn Khaldoun, Rabat, Morocco

“Highly recommend place for studying, working or reading a book. This place is peaceful even when it is full(not always but better than never), with a TON of books from wider ranges, even with on demand search bar in the local PCs to find your preferred book. Preferred to calm down and work and enjoy a book. Tip : the place gets very busy so an earlier arrival (like 9:00 am ~ 10:30 am) is recommended to find a place in this amazing library.”

10 Place Bel Air Gautier 20250, Casablanca 20000, Morocco

“The perfect place to fulfill a little bit of the American dream that a big part of our society today has! right beside American ambassy, it has Plenty of political, scientifical, sociological, grammatical books that surely will help you throughout your English learning journey, however , you should be aware cuz I wasn't, that this library is 💯 free you ll need u re national ID card checked at first, and few ppl who know this facts,without forgetting that you ll hv to bear with some severe security protocols for instance:⚠️⚠️ =>NO 💻 PERMITTED, =>NO SELFIES OUTSIDE THE LIB, =>THE PCs INSIDE DON T ALLOW U TO ACCES TO SOMETHINGS U MIGHT WANT. => THERE WILL BE SO MUCH ATTENTION AT YOU BY THE STAFFS OUTSIDE OR INSIDE THERE =>THERE is one only toiletWC for both genders, it's so tiny and next to the PCs area, thus, everything is heard, the thing I find it disgusting, especially that the door is broken and ppl enter it without paying attention ⚠️ if its closed or not,thus anyone can enter while u re there!!🫣🫢 =/*THE THING I DON'T ADMIRE TOO MUCH BUT THIS IS THE COST IF U WANT IT U NEED TO BEAR IT IN THE END!!🤷‍♀️ Ps : it s closed on week-ends I wish it wasn't the case tho!🥲”

Res Art Nature, Casablanca 27182, Morocco

“It could have been better if taken care of .tables and the floor were dirty food cold ..lot of rust in chairs and fences .....I am sorry it so pricey for the service offered.”