Interactive museum dedicated to water and Moroccan hydraulic techniques. Opened in 2017, it combines historical artifacts and modern technologies across 2,235 m² of exhibition space, in an architecture blending contemporary design and tradition.
Concept and Architecture
The Aman Museum, also known as the Marrakech Water Museum or Mohammed VI Museum for Water Civilization, is an innovative cultural institution:
- Opened in May 2017
- Designed by architect Rachid Sqalli Houssaini
- Permanent exhibition area of 2,235 m²
- Construction budget: 163 million dirhams
The museum's architecture is distinguished by:
- A harmonious blend of modern design and traditional Moroccan elements
- A remarkable facade integrating aquatic motifs
Content and Experience
The museum offers an immersive experience centered on water in Moroccan culture:
Main Themes
- History of hydraulic techniques in Morocco
- Traditional irrigation systems
- Water management and conservation
- Current environmental challenges related to water
Museographic Approach
- Combination of historical artifacts and modern interactive technologies
- Permanent exhibition designed by Museums and Expos International Limited
- Museography by Ahmed Ghazzali (K Nour company)
- Scientific committee led by Ahmed Toufiq
Outdoor Spaces
- Thematic gardens with fountains illustrating the museum's concepts
- Carefully landscaped environment
Practical Information
- Estimated visit duration: 2 hours
- Suitable for visitors aged 8-10 and above
- Information presented in multiple languages
- Facilities: parking, restrooms, air conditioning
- 37,500 visitors welcomed in 2018