A very comprehensive display of every conceivable aspect of water in Morocco. We found it a little heavy going towards the end. Adults 45 dirams, we thought this price was very good value. Nice toilets are available on the ground floor. If you are driving to the museum observe the speed limits, there was a police operated speed camera less than a 100 metres from the entrance.

The displays of water and ancient knowledge about irrigation are truly fascinating and informative. They also showcase plans for Morocco's future water management.

We enjoyed this unique experience through the water history of Morocco. This should be an obliged school trip because my 10 year old daughter was impressed. There's enough parking space and the museum is not located in the center. Clean sanitary facilities and a well-maintained museum.

Beautiful place to enjoy ur time with friends or family - Students: 10dh - Journalist and kids: 0dh - group of people more than 10 persons: 30dh - normal people: 45dh Have a good time ❣

Become educated about water. The essence of life. Discovering the ingenious ways water has been harvested and managed for centuries in this region.

A very well thought out and presented museum on water and its vital importance to Morocco. The audio-visuals are excellent and entertaining. This destination is essential to better understand life in Morocco.

Wonderful, informative displays of water and how the ancients knew so much about irrigation. Shows plans for Morocco and its water for the future.

A great museum with lots of educational stuff

A very nice museum. Did not regret visiting it for one second. It explains in great detail the inextricable link between the society and one of the most precious, albeit basic, resources.

A fantastically interesting museum which illustrates how interwoven water is with the culture and life of Morocco. Furthermore it demonstrates how important it is to support sustainable methods of water development and acquisition.

Visting the museum with toddlers can be exhausting as much as it is fun. Fun in the way of seeing the world through their eyes, experiencing things for the first time and most of all slowing down. It’s then I remember being a kid myself and thinking how enchanting the world is. I am happy to find that inspiring awe in my kids’ eyes. And it makes me want to unveil the world to them one place at a time.

This museum is well made and very informative about Morocco's history of water usage. It is a must see when you visit Marrakech. As it is airconditioned it is a wonderful break from the outside. You will be silly to miss out on this beautiful museum.

It eas one of the greatest surprises of my trip. The museum was empty when we arrived but by the end of the visit a group of students arrived. It is wonderfully organized and show the importance of the water for this arid country. It was a surprise to find such an exhibition in a developing country like Morocco. Congratulations!

Great place to visit. It costs 45DH per head and is over 3 floors. Some exhibits were not working but all was good.

The first time I visited this museum it was interesting. There was a film projection on the lower ground section which was enjoyable to watch. I went again today and the experience was so boring. The staff at the entrance didn't even say that the film projection was not working. Nothing new to see here. There are no refreshments and food in the cafe which is empty, the only drinks available are in a fridge at the main entrance. No activities or educational workshops for visitors to engage in. It's no surprise that the museum is never busy. Wish I hadn't bothered going this time.

This is by far the best museum I've been to in Morocco after 4.5 months. Quality info in three languages on a topic not talked about enough. And a gorgeous building. Thank you king Mohammed VI! The desk was super helpful arranging transport back too.

Our visit to the water museum provided a unique glimpse into Morocco's water history, leaving a lasting impression. I believe every school should organize a trip here; my 15-year-old daughter was genuinely captivated. The museum's location away from the city center offers ample parking and a serene atmosphere. The sanitary facilities were well-maintained, adding to our positive experience at this educational venue. 🌊💧

I was sooo desapointed and very hight price

Very interesting to discover how ancient Morocco people managed water reserve and distribution.

The atmosphere is cozy and inviting, making it the perfect spot to relax or get some work done

The museum was a fascinating experience. It offered a unique journey through the importance of water in our lives, showcasing its role in ecosystems, industries, and daily activities. The interactive exhibits were engaging and informative, making it a great educational outing for all ages. The museum's layout was well-designed, and the staff were friendly . Overall, a visit to the water museum is both enjoyable and enlightening.

It is a beautiful place to visit and learn more about the most important source of life water

Lovely place and very enjoyable, it really worth the visit 😍❤️

This museum is well laid out and loaded with information. Highly recommend.

Very educational museum, about water and Morocco. Was fun and interesting to visit.

I was satisfied in my visit

Amazing

It was a good experience to visit this beautiful well organized place

Perfect place to relax and discover morocco's history

I just found it fascinating the way the history of water has been visually preserved and presented to the public. A pleasant surprise for me and a great way to learn something new about this amazing country.

wonderful place to visit with family and children, beautiful architecture and so educational

A must visit museum 👌 The museum offers an exceptional and engaging visitor experience, it effectively explores the significance of water in the Moroccan history and development. The diverse range of museographic resources (objects, maps, handwritten docs,photos...), Enrich the learning experience. I would highly recommend it to anyone interested in learning about the vital role of water in Morocco history and water management

Great experience

The Water Museum in Marrakech is for sure worth a visit. The museum itself is a beautiful construction made by the use of quality materiale. The exhibition is well structured and well illustrated and explained. There is a good variation in the use of various media and therefor the exhibition attracts the attention of all age groups. Om top of this the staff was welcoming their guests and very helpful to answer questions. For my student and myself the Water Museum was one of the highlights during our stay in Marrakech.

This tour interesting and I learn a lot of new fact about the water contents in your body. Also what contributes to the water supply for Morocco.

Amazing place

Good but not very interested

This is actually a real museum that will definitely change your mind about water and it's history in Morocco. I will give it a 9/10.

I learned so much things from this museum .✨

Very informative.

I highly recommend this outstanding museum that effectively showcases the conservation and historical utilization of water over centuries. The exhibits are captivating, and I particularly enjoyed the interactive map and videos. In today's context of climate change, the museum's acknowledgment of this issue makes it especially significant.

This museum was excellent! Highly recommend. It shows how water has been conserved and used throughout the decades (centuries even). The exhibits were interesting, I love the interactive map and videos. I think this museum is especially important today with climate change, which is also acknowledged at this museum.

The museum was a fascinating experience. It offered a unique journey through the importance of water in our lives, showcasing its role in ecosystems, industries, and daily activities. The interactive exhibits were engaging and informative, making it a great educational outing for all ages. The museum's layout was well-designed, and the staff were friendly . Overall, a visit to the water museum is both enjoyable and enlightening.