Unique, ornate space showcasing the intricate art of Moroccan rugs and the stories behind them !!!

Tiny hidden gem. Learn about Boucharouite rug making (self guided tour) in a quaint Riad dedicated to the rugs and the stories of the women who make them. Loved this museum.

Great Moroccan experience, the house has a lovely vibe, it costs only 40 Dhs and you are left to explore the museum alone. Call the number in the photo to enter the museum.

Do yourself a HUGE favor and don't miss this small but mighty museum. Not only are the rugs gorgeous, but the stories behind them are incredibly touching. Also beautiful is the Riad in which they are displayed. We were the only ones there when we went and spent a long time both contemplating the art of the rugs and enjoying the beautiful roof deck. This place is truly a labor of love

Unique place and a unique experience. In a small street, with hardly any tourists. A Riad which is still operating and a museum. Great find in Marrakech. Different type of rugs, very interesting to see the weaving styles.

Unplanned events are often the most memorable. I intended to spend 1 hour max at the museum. It was recommended by a friend who told me that it was worth seeing but quite small. Well little did I know that I was going to run into Patrick, the owner, and then spend 4 more hours there... Before running into Patrick I did a full visit on my own and already thought it was one of the most special museum I've visited. But it got so much better when I was lucky enough to get a private tour from Patrick and got to hear the full stories behind the rugs exhibited. I will definitely keep this place in my heart for a long time and hope to be back soon. Merci Patrick !

Wonderful little museum! Very tranquil place to walk around, which is much needed in Marrakech! It does seem a tad hit and miss actually getting in, as when we went the person had nipped out for a few minutes. However, I have attached 2 pictures of the front so can see the front door! The terrace is fantastic. Definitely one of the highlights of the trip, and I'm not even a rug lover!

Five stars! Fascinating, unique works of art. I’m so glad I took the time to visit this small, private gallery. I’m especially glad that these treasures are getting the attention they deserve.

One of our favourite museums ever. It highlights the unsung work and creativity of women from small villages in Morocco, in a lovely tranquil space. Also has a great rooftop terrace where you can enjoy tea and treats. Better yet, you can now actually stay there! Search Dar Dallah, the Riad’s name, on google or booking dot com. The rooms are gorgeous! We’ll be staying there next time we’re in Marrakesh.

This place is interesting in two ways: The exhibition is about rugs weaved by working class families, with old textile stripes or woven into flour bags. They were never meant to be exhibited, which makes seeing the rugs special. The museum is in a beautiful riad with a nice terrace, which was nice as well. But it's a bit expensive, 40 dirhams per person, visit takes about 30 minutes.

This is just the most wonderful small museum come art gallery. The display of rag rugs and accompanying explanations is superb. We then met the owner Patrick who explained the history of the exhibition, the techniques involved and the individual stories behind much of the work. Fascinating Emotional Touching and Informative. Don't miss this experience when in Marrakesh.

A beautiful Riad from late 1800s

Beautiful pieces of art. Mostly hand made knotted carpets. Astoneshing symbolics. The museum is a oasis in the midst of a hectic medina.

A beautiful array of rag rugs and artwork set back from the hustle and bustle of the Souks, a tranquil oasis :) Stop and have tea/coffee on the sun terrace, it is amazingly peaceful!

Beautiful museum with one of a kind weavings, highly recommend drinking coffee on the terrace after exploring the gallery.

Museum where you can see interesting pieces of artistic carpets. Although what I have enjoyed the most was the building itself. It has very nice atrium and amazing terrace with even better views. It might be a bit tricky getting there, but it’s feasible with google maps ;).

Great hidden museum. Not many tourists. The owner himself was friendly and talked to us about the history of the museum! Recommend 👍

Extraordinary museum/riad. The private collection of Patrick de Maillard. We were lucky to meet him & he gave us a tour, which was fascinating and unique. If we ever stay in Marrakech again, I would be tempted to stay in the riad.

Wonderful place. Bit tricky to find but it’s definitely a hidden gem and worth the visit. Even if you are not a rug lover you will see the beauty of it since the entire building is a piece of art. :)

Es ist ein wunderschönes Riad, ich genieße meine Zeit, diesen Ort zu besuchen. . . Ich hoffe, Sie werden diesen Ort besuchen.

It's ok, nice stories to accompany the rugs. It is not very informative about the people who lived there, just a few photos. Nice enough roof terrace.Not a must but if you're bored it's ok.

I recommend for rug lovers.

Small gallery, worth seeing, just follow the signs