Museum of music mouassine

Not very big but interesting. In addition to the musical instruments specific to Africa, you can admire some very beautifully decorated rooms in traditional Moroccan style. Besides, there is also a cafe with a terrace on the roof, with a pretty nice view.

We had a very lovely visit to the Museum of music, tucked away inside the souks, this small but perfectly formed space will delight you with instruments and information about the history of music and instruments from the region. There are wonderful sights as you walk through each beautiful arched doorway surrounded by lush plants and the melodic sounds of birds creating their own musical score in the air. The architecture, the artwork, the array of percussion, and stringed instruments are definitely worth seeing when visiting Marrakesh. We stopped to see the views and enjoy an orange juice on the roof terrace, which was a lovely relaxing end to the visit. Would highly recommend a visit, and the ticket price includes entry to the photography museum, which we unfortunately didn't get a chance to see, but we will when we return.

Resist temptation to touch any instruments but keep an ear out for the beat of the music on the videos played on screens. You'll need it for when you get to the instrument room where you can play your heart out, as loud as you wish. The rooftop terrace is gorgeous in its own right and worth a visit, shaded with live plants and naturally cool.

FANTASTIC! Don't be put off by the fact that getting to this museum requires walking down some winding and narrow alleys. There are helpful signs along the way, and OMG it is so worth it. At first it seems small, but it consists of a labyrinth of rooms on different floors, which you access through narrow, winding stairs. It's a surprise of discovery around every corner. If you don't like musical history but are into either archaeology, architecture, or sociology, you will be thrilled with a visit here. The exhibits, especially the ones above the initial rooms, are extremely informative, and the top floor (not counting the terrace) is a marvel of decor. The building itself is worth the visit. No crowds - I had the place to myself most of the time. The staff were also super friendly and enthusiastic. If you purchase a 60dh ticket, the same ticket provides entrance to the Photography Museum. Don't miss it!

Attended one of the evening concerts here which run on Mondays, Wednesdays & Fridays. It’s recommended that you book a seat in advance which was free to do so. We got a 45 minute performance. 100MAD gets you entrance to the museum, the concert & a mint tea afterwards. If you pay for entrance, your ticket entitles you to free entrance to the sister establishment, the photography museum. The museum has a hands on room where you can play on some of the instruments.

Amazing museum with lots of incredible information on the instruments and the culture. The building itself has been beautifully restored too. There is also a very peaceful terrace with food and drink available. Highly recommended.

Beautiful building and good descriptions of the music and instruments The roof terrace cafe was excellent value and great food. Entry was included in the price of the Maison de la Photographie, which is also an excellent museum Highly recommended

Beautiful muzeum, polite personnel, many musical instruments, huge rooftop terrace with a top notch view, and even one small room where you can try ply playing the instruments on your own.