Mohammed VI Museum of Modern & Contemporary Art

Very lovely museum. We visited a CoBrA exhibition, which had a lot of works that I had not seen before. The museum is very spacious and clean, the guards/attendants were helpful and friendly. The shop has a lot of books, most French and the small cafe has great coffee and some nice fresh juices. (💡If you're a student, bring your student card to receive a discount)

Good place to visit. If you love art you will like this museum. Good location, good exhibitions. Very modern, clean, big museum. Ticket price is affordable.

Small but great museum with Moroccan modern and contemporary art, mainly paintings. Also a very nice coffee bar/restaurant.

First off, it’s 60 dirhams, not 40 as advertised on their website and their Google listing. We asked the person at the ticket office about this and he said it’s been 60 dirhams for nearly three years and he smugly said they don’t intend to update their website. That aside, it’s an excellent museum with lots to see. When we end there was an interesting Cobra exhibition and an amazing Barthélémy Toguo exhibition that made us want to go to Cameroon.

Very nice works, and the museum itself is sociologically interesting in that it resembles European art museums a lot (while also retaining a degree of specificity). It seems that the curators were largely allowed to do as they wished, and that the local art community had a good deal of autonomy from the political powers-that-be. (I don't remember much direct confrontation with those who wield political power, though, so the autonomy perhaps only runs so far!)

I went as no muslim to learn something new, but it didn’t happen. it was very very loud. They have groups of children which is fine but they were loud and their teacher didn’t give the right examples since they were talking to each other when the guide was talking. Very shameful situation. Lead by example teachers come on! Other adults from other groups during the video in the conference room were talking loud, laughing and playing videos from their phones. Unpleasant situation. I thought to find a respectable place since the subject was religious but it was just a waste of time. I’m sorry for the guide he seems to be prepared.

The Mohammed VI Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art (MMVI) in Rabat is a cultural gem that showcases Morocco's artistic evolution. Opened in 2014, it is the first large-scale museum built in Morocco since its independence in 1956. The museum is dedicated to modern and contemporary art, housing works by over 200 Moroccan artists, including renowned names like Hassan Hajjaj and Ahmed Yacoubi Located in the heart of Rabat, the museum is a must-visit for art enthusiasts and anyone interested in Morocco's vibrant cultural scene.

Beautiful experience. Loved the permanent part of the gallery and falled in love with the temporary protrait of presidents of African countries