Museum of History & Civilizations

Extremely valuable collection of artifacts that reflect the cultural and historical richness of our beloved country. Show them your student card and you'll walk right in, for free! Unfortunately the amount of information provided is very limited, timid, and does not highlight the greatness each item entails. Both the collection and the building need to be expanded and enhanced accordingly. We must treasure every component of our history in order to offer a strong foundation for the generations to come, because a nation that does not know its past will not have a future.

Excellent museum, specially seeing that I was in Volubilis just a few days ago. I had the entire museum to myself and spent 1.5 hours carefully viewing all of the pieces of antiquity. Don't miss this museum and Volubilis!

"Museum of History and Civilization in Rabat will take you back in history" It is a small museum with incredible collection, stunning architecture, and a glimpse into Morocco's rich history. A must-visit gem in the heart of the Medina!"

I cannot understand the requirement that mobile phones can take pictures, but cameras are prohibited. Secondly, I do not understand the logic behind the display of bronze artifacts excavated in Volubilis. Shouldn't they put up a rope or a sign? Otherwise, tourists will not know that they can go up to the platform to view them in detail. It is incomprehensible that the viewing experience of ancient Greek and Roman artifacts in Schengen Europe and Morocco is so different.

The experience was great , some sides need some renovation , still was so good to visit it , it has so much different things you can see , i loved the bronze and the coins side with the magnifying glass 🤌✨️

The Museum of History and Civilizations is a definite must-see if you're interested in the history of North Africa, particularly for the incredible bronze statues excavated from Roman sites like Volubilis

This museum is amazing! It offers a wealth of information about Morocco's history, showcasing old tools, figurines, and sculptures from various regions across the country. These artifacts span different eras, providing a fascinating glimpse into Morocco's rich cultural heritage.

Small but very nice and well presented . I enjoyed