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Dar Si Saïd Museum

Museum set in an old palace with beautiful gardens. While somewhat run-down, it is worth seeing and houses many different artifacts from Morocco through the ages, such as wood carvings, musical instruments, and weapons. It is dedicated to the Moroccan craft industry of wood, gathering a very beautiful collection of popular art: carpets, clothing, pottery and ceramics. All these objects are regional, coming from Marrakech and all the south, especially from Tensift, High Atlas, Soussthe, Anti Atlas, Bani, and Tafilal.

Getting there: on Rue Riad Zitoun Jdid, is a museum 5 mins away from Djemaa El-Fna.
Hours: 10:00–18:00
Price: Locals: adult 10 dirham, child below 12 3 dirham; tourists: adult 30 dirham

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