Former riad of the XIX th century transformed by its proprietor concerned with exhibition, especially for these famous carpets “boucharouites”: born with the appearance of ready-to-wear in the sixties, this carpet is made by Berber women from small strips of cloth cut out of old clothes.
Dar Si Said is a large palace built in the second half of the 19th century on the initiative of Si Said B. Moussa who served as minister of war under the regency of his brother Ba Hmad. On the death of Si Said in 1900, the house had undergone several assignments.
Located in the palm grove, one of Marrakech’s newest museums is housed in old farm buildings. There is a permanent exhibition devoted to contemporary Moroccan art (photographs, paintings, sculptures, calligraphy…) where the works of some fifty artists are exhibited.
Located on the Route de Casablanca, this museum aims to be an attractive and innovative place for the general public, it was created in tribute to the Moroccan genius in the management of Water, to the historical role of the Habous in the management of the water.