The best museums Morocco

This interesting museum is dedicated to traditional arts and crafts. You will see many traditional costumes, as well as art and craftwork the most varied from the four corners of the region, carpets with pottery, without forgetting the tools that were used for their production.

A tiny museum with Roman and Phoenician ruins in the region.

Inaugurated in May 2022, this space is a unique concept, as it is the first museum entirely dedicated to the argan tree. The focus is on the know-how surrounding the argan tree, its history, production, cosmetic and culinary uses, and the fragility of this heritage... Did you know, for example, that the United Nations has declared May 10 International Argan Day? In short, you'll know everything there is to know on the subject by the time you leave. It's a safe bet that Targant will soon become a must-see during your stay in Agadir.

Housed in the Maison d'initiative, this small museum, inaugurated in 2004, is dedicated to the memory of the author of The Little Prince. Saint-Exupéry spent two years of his life at Cap Juby (now Tarfaya) as a station manager for the airmail company. During his stay, he found inspiration for much of his literary work. Through explanatory panels and photos, the museum retraces the life of the pilot and industrial founder of the Toulouse airmail company, Mr Latécoère. An exciting visit to the heart of Aéropostale's history.

A visit to this informative eco-museum is a must before any walk in the Azrou forest. You'll have all the keys you need to discover this unique forest ecosystem and learn all about its fauna, flora, management and agro-pastoral activities. Children will particularly appreciate the educational games and interactive exhibits. The site also aims to raise awareness of the need to preserve the cedar forest. Allow a good hour for your visit, as the ecomuseum is fascinating!

The art museum L'Ancien Riad de L'artiste Valadié is located in the city of Marrakech. This museum offers visitors a unique experience as they discover the works of artist Jean-Baptiste Valadié. The museum is housed in an old riad, which adds to the charm and authenticity of the place. Visitors can admire Valadié's paintings and sculptures, which are displayed in different rooms of the museum.