Mohammed VI Museum of Modern & Contemporary Art

I visited the Mohammed VI Museum twice and had a fantastic experience both times. The museum is well organized, with excellent air conditioning and a calm atmosphere. The staff were very helpful, enhancing my visit. I particularly enjoyed the coffee shop and bookshop, and the restrooms were impressively clean and unique. Entry is free for students and youth, as well as for Moroccans on Fridays, but foreigners do need to pay. Overall, it's a wonderful place to explore art and culture!

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.

They could take so much more advantage of this museum. Yet the outside was more beautiful than the inside. Worth visiting still

A bit small and the door staff wasn’t friendly, you can see everything in less than an hour though which is nice, and the gift shop is cute

I just could see two exhibitions, but it was worth it. Recommendable museum of Modern Art with a nice book shop and a charming café.

It was ok. Not the kind of art I was looking for. They keep it clean and the staff were all very friendly.

A nice and relatively small art museum that has a few items on display. The displays are scattered across two floors, and change every now and then. The place is quite organized with signs on how and where to move. One can buy entrance tickets at the counter, but make sure you have cash on you. Once you exit, there is a small cafeteria to buy snacks and drinks. Expect to spend around an hour here.

A must-visit museum in Rabat with so much art to look at and different exhibitions throughout the year. 👌