Museum dedicated to Moroccan and African music in a restored 16th-17th century riad. Exhibits traditional instruments, hosts concerts, and offers an interactive experience with opportunities to try some instruments.
A musical journey in a historic setting
The Museum of Music in Marrakech, opened in 2014, occupies a 16th and 17th-century Arabo-Andalusian building. This beautifully restored historic structure houses a unique collection dedicated to Moroccan and African music.
Collection and exhibitions
- African and Moroccan musical instruments
- Exhibitions on Moroccan music history and styles
- Rooms dedicated to temporary and permanent exhibitions
- Showcase of a Moroccan artist born in this house
Interactive experience
- Opportunity to touch and try certain instruments
- Videos and audio recordings to discover the sounds
- Traditional music concerts (Gnawa, Berber) three evenings a week
Architecture and amenities
- Faithful restoration of original reception rooms
- Preserved period mosaics and decorations
- Rooftop terrace offering views of the Medina and Atlas Mountains
- Former matmura (granary) converted into exhibition space
Practical information
- Concerts: Monday, Wednesday, Friday
- Tea room on the panoramic terrace
- Moroccan dinner option
- Guided tours available with the owner