Great museum if you’re interested in jewelry. You can see jewelry from many different parts of the world, particularly Africa and the Middle East. Also some clothing and things like that.

The pieces are stunning, but the lack of information makes this museum a bit disappointing. There were some random QR codes on stands but they didn’t seem to correspond with what they were next to and they weren’t available everywhere. If they added information like where items were made, the year and by whom as well as details about the materials, that would really add to the experience and make it 5 stars.

A unique museum, quite pricy by Moroccan standards but a lovingly presented collection of jewellery and costumes from around the world. Everything from the decor and lighting to the coordinated displays work together, in effect making the whole museum an exhibit. There is also a rooftop café in the most beautiful terrace garden I have come across in Marrakesh.

Everything is organized the most thing to catch my attention. The place opens your appetite to discover the civilization of the honorable Moroccan empire, which is now called the Kingdom of Morocco, from more than twelve centuries, which includes the oldest pieces of Moroccan Amazigh jewelry that need no definition of rare pieces and imprint on the authenticity of its ancient traditional artisans who left a valuable legacy, difficult to steal Or his lineage and imitation of an atheistic country that is very happy with this authentic Moroccan heritage, whose details speak all of it. I am the Moroccan Amazigh jewel, from the country of the Moroccan Atlas Lions, which is silent on the world and shone among the best four teams in the world. I am Morocco with 12 centuries and above. All my dishes are dubbed and decorated with my jewels He wore a Moroccan caftan. I advise everyone to visit it. Enjoy your time, all of you

An interesting museum in beautiful building. The staff is friendly and considerate. Ticket was 50 dirharms with student discount. The collection is versatile and presents jewelry and clothes from a wide range of cultural areas. The lights are dim and the atmosphere is gloomy, but the stairs are well lit. The toilets are new and clean. The top floor has a restaurant and a roof terrace. If you like fashion you’ll really enjoy it!

If this is close to where you are staying, GO! It’s so lovely and well presented with a good mix of things. Obviously it’s not huge but a cheap and great way to kill an hour or so. Staff are friendly and inside is air conditioned and cool

Wonderful museum! It reminds us of jewellery our ancestors and grandparents were wearing fir decades, if you’re a culture and traditions lover you’ll love this place, it is a time travelling machine to ancient Kingdom of Morocco 🇲🇦 where beauty meets history in a frame of unique identity! Have a good visit

I wish I can rate it with 6 stars, I’ve been to this beautiful museum which includes jewelry since centuries ago I mean since Algeria was a Moroccan land. Thank you for sharing our unique culture with the world. 🇲🇦 God 🇲🇦 Homeland 🇲🇦 King 🇲🇦

I highly recommend visiting the museum because it is very wonderful. It gives you an idea of ​​the history of authentic Moroccan jewelry and ideas about the culture and history of this ancient country

Lovely museum. Bit hidden in a back street but a real gem. Stunning jewelry and dresses from all around the world. Newly built and great space and facilities. Roof bar looks promising but hasn't opened yet. Price of 100 Dirham for a foreigner seemed fair to us.

The best museum in marrakech! Has a profound collection of clothing and jewelry around the world. Totally exceeding my expectations. But I think they also need to improve the descriptions of collection

wonderful collection. The true Moroccan heritage that we inherited from our Arab-Amazigh ancestors. Beautiful discoveries, a perfect explanation, a rich place where you can learn a lot about our magnificent country. I recommend this museum.

This museum has a fabulous collection of jewellery and clothing. We were lucky enough to have the owners join us and give us some background information on the exhibits that they are still in the process of curating. I look forward to a return visit.

What a gorgeous, incredibly underrated museum in Marrakech! It is so worth a trip and yet we were the only people there when we visited on a Thursday. More people need to see their beautiful collection of jewelry and adornments from all over Asia, Africa, and the Middle East. Their rooftop restaurant is also a wonderful oasis in the centre of the Mellah.

Fabulous jewellery and kaftans from around the world, and a gorgeous roof terrace. A fabulous building too, blending the old with the new. Well worth a visit.

It was an amazing experience to explore different cultures

A top of the restaurant was so pretty and you can get rest with great drink and food! When Marrakesh was super hot, I had a heat attack. All managers, staff and even their regular customer helped me with ice and drink and kind words. After I felt better, ate their salad. It was really delicious! I can imagine their other food must be really good, too. I highly recommend this restaurant and I’ll definitely visit again!

Nice museum, but the terasse bar is also worth a visit!

There are worse things to do with money than opening a museum, for sure. This one left me a bit aghast though. It‘s gigantically huge and overwhelming, architecture-wise modern with what is supposed to be traditional aspects, looks like a huge investment in every corner, everything is so instagramable lit and it has the most beautiful oasis-like terrace. But: You get no real information what you see there, where it is from, under which circumstances it got ‚collected‘ and what meaning the piece has/had in the society of it‘s origin. Simply no context. Tons of jewelry just thrown into a display. Looks astonishing, but none of these pieces gets the attention and appreciation it deserves. Esthetic aspects over historic ones. Or in other words: history (not) told by white people.

Nice museum with a variety of artifacts (jewelry and clothes) from a variety of regions, not just Morocco. Calm and quiet. A nice getaway from the hussle and bussle of Marrakesh. They should make the most of the terrace on top. Sad that it isn't being used.