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Nejjarine Museum

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The Museo Nejjarine, situated in the heart of Fez, Morocco, is a captivating museum dedicated to the rich tradition of Moroccan carpentry and woodworking. Housed in an exquisitely restored 18th-century fondouk (caravanserai), the museum highlights the artistry, craftsmanship, and cultural heritage that have shaped Morocco’s architectural and artistic identity. The building itself is a masterpiece of Moroccan design , featuring intricate wood carvings, stunning zellige tilework, and a picturesque central courtyard . The museum's exhibits include beautifully crafted wooden artifacts , such as traditional doors, chests, musical instruments, and ceremonial furniture , offering visitors a deep appreciation for the skills of Moroccan artisans. Located near the Nejjarine Fountain in Fez el-Bali , this museum is a must-visit for those interested in Moroccan craftsmanship, history, and architecture . The rooftop terrace also provides breathtaking views of the ancient medina, adding to the museum’s charm and appeal.

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Visit Duration

Less than 2 hours

💡 This duration is based on typical visitor patterns and includes time for exploring, taking photos and enjoying the attraction at a comfortable pace.

Opening Hours
Open NowCloses at 17:00
Monday10:00 - 17:00
TuesdayToday10:00 - 17:00
Wednesday10:00 - 17:00
Thursday10:00 - 17:00
Friday10:00 - 17:00
Saturday10:00 - 17:00
Sunday10:00 - 17:00
Ticket Information

🌍 Foreigners

20 MAD

Per person

🇲🇦 Moroccans & Residents

20 MAD

Per person
Accessibility Information

Wheelchair Access

Yes

Restrooms

Not available

Parking

No

Stroller Friendly

Yes
💡 Visitor Tips

How to get there

Museo Nejjarine is located in the medina of Fez, near the famous Bab Bou Jeloud (Blue Gate). The medina is a pedestrian area, so it is best explored on foot. Visitors can navigate the narrow streets or hire a local guide to find the museum.

Respectful Attire

As a cultural institution, visitors should dress modestly to respect local customs.

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Nice place to visit

Reviewed by Kevin Lee
on September 7, 2025
An interesting museum, but the real highlight is the building itself. Its charming inner courtyard, the floors with halls and corridors overlooking the terraces, and the open terrace with panoramic views of the city make it a delight to explore. You can also relax at the on-site café and enjoy a refreshing mint tea while taking in the surroundings — a perfect combination of culture and atmosphere.