Villa des Arts

This is an ancient house that has been transformed into a visiting site. The place has 3 buildings with lovely Moroccan designs. There is a lovely garden. Entering the place is free. When I visited, only one of the 3 buildings was open for the public. Very close to this place is the Assouna Mosque and 2 museums.

A very nice art museum and a beautiful garden surrounding it. Admission is free. If you like art is nice to visit

I went to an interesting photo exhibition. Despite Ramadan, the gallery was open. I got great pleasure from visiting this exhibition "Three Continents, Three Perspectives" by three photographers: Sho Sato, Amine Kabbage, Dolores Vukanovic. Plus the gallery is located in a villa, which is very beautiful and spacious. Entrance Free.

Two beautiful villas in amazing grounds, artisan workshops and cafe (not open), varied and well curated exhibits. Friendly and helpful staff. A great way to spend an hour or two.

The building itself is very nice as well as the garden and all the beautiful plants. The exhibitions are very interesting. The gallery is worth visiting it.

Free private art museum in a beautiful building and garden. The same organisation has a free museum in Casablanca too. Both are well worth a visit.

Beautiful place. you can walk around the garden. the exhibition is great 👍 We like it.

Villas des Arts, contemporary art spaces, places of creation, entertainment and meetings, were created to help raise awareness and promote Moroccan artistic heritage. They are considered educational spaces which aim to safeguard, preserve, inventory, promote and ensure the accessibility of art to the general public. As such, the Villas des Arts are places with an integrative character which is reflected in the breadth and abundance of the range of cultural expressions that these spaces house: plastic arts, photography, performing arts, cinema , literature, festivals, etc. This multidimensional aspect of cultural expression in Morocco is permanently integrated. The dynamic of the Villas des Arts results as much from the richness of the programming as from the promotion and communication which thus makes it possible to attract both national and international talents, the media, youth, researchers and cultural operators. The visitor, throughout his walk, wanders and discovers a painting, a sculpture, an installation, an encounter, a show... Each exhibition is an invitation to discover others, understand them through their own modes of expression while highlighting new talents.