We came across this place by surprise, and it was a great experience. The museum was pretty empty for the most part and the gardens were really lovely. There are beautiful mosaics, and traditional Morrocan fabrics and clothes. We went on a weekday and it was not crowded at all, so I’d highly recommend it if you prefer less busy Gardens. المزيد

One of the unknown places in the city. I would recommend it to visit. The architecture, tiles design and atmosphere are relaxing. The inside fountain gave peaceful and idyllic vibe. There is also a bit of history about carpets inside the museum. The entrance fee is not over-priced like Bahia Palace, Saadier Tombs and el-Badi Palace.

Hidden jem!! This museum was such a nice surprise to us. Cheap and very much interesting! There is a lot to see and learn about the rug and the weaving practice of Berber and Moroccans. The building is astonishing and definitely worth a visit. They even let me go in for free because I visited on the international Woman's Day!

Very interesting museum when interested in the culture of carpets in Morocco. Besides the fact that they had beautiful pieces of art and a lot of information it was also really quiet and empty so definetly worth a visit. The price was good as well (30Dh) compared to other museum in Marrakech.

An excellent museum, which most tourists don't seem to visit. It's mainly about rug making but it's well curated and has plenty of information in English. The garden is also lovely would be worth visiting on it's own if you want a smaller, quieter version of the Secret Garden. المزيد

This museum showed how a lot of the carpets are made and a history in the clothes. There is a very beautiful garden in the middle and the architecture of this museum was amazing! Inside there was a video playing showing the process that the women do in order to make these carpets.

This was one of my favorite museums visited in Marrakech, much more interesting tile work and courtyards than the Bahia Palace. It was nearly empty when I visited, which made it nice to photograph. I had researched quite a bit about carpets … المزيد

The palace was restored a couple of years ago and its atmosphere is very calm. You must pay 30 Dirhams to enter the museum and the palace, but I think it's totally worth it, since most monuments and attractions in Marrakesh cost 70 Dirhams. … المزيد

The Dar Si Said Museum is the oldest one in the city a great number of works of Art are exhibited in this place. The Palace is enormous with several patios and two floors. The building’s most beautiful decoration is found at the entrance … المزيد

This is a pleasant and interesting building, quite close to Bahia Palace, so worth paying a visit here if you are taking in the palaces in this district. It's only about 1 euro to get in, not an awful lot to see, but the mosaics are very … المزيد

The best museum of Marrakech. Even if you are not interested in the items of the exhibition (carpets and tools used in older times), it stills worths a visit only to admire this magnificent building which itself is a great piece of art. … المزيد

An underrated and less known museum, but worth visiting! Has a very affordable entry price, lower price than most museums in Marrakech (30 dirham / adult versus the usual 70 dirham entry) with free entry as well for locals, teachers or … المزيد

Dar Si Said Museum stands as a captivating testament to Morocco's vibrant history, rich artistic traditions, and captivating craftsmanship. During my recent visit to Marrakech, I had the pleasure of immersing myself in the cultural … المزيد

Museum for weaving and carpets has lots of beautiful things to show and they have some great areas for pictures if you’re a picture freak like myself . I paid 30MAD to go into the museum, no queue at all on a Monday afternoon. … المزيد

The museum is very beautiful and definitely worth your time. The entry fee is very low. The rooms with mosaic and stone having a nice touch and gave me a feeling for the culture here. I would recommend this to all travelers.

Honestly the most beautiful museum I have visited in Marrakech. Stunning exposition of carpets and amazing interiors (be sure to check out the ceilings). It is also the cheapest of all museums, ticket is only 30 dirhams.

The place is huge, near Bahia Palace, so you can visit that day. A kind of huge expanse with a mosaic preserved in its entirety. Gardens that connect with each other, a pleasant atmosphere and fun to get to … المزيد

More to see than you initially think, once you get through the textile section there's a garden and a rooftop with great views of the city. The museum itself has beautiful architectural features as well. المزيد

Beautiful museum with a decent carpet selection. You really get a view of the different cultures around Marrakech which translates into the different carpets. Also the architecture here is beautiful. … المزيد

Worth it for the picture opportunities and relaxed atmosphere. The carpets, attires and other artifacts became of second interest. Overall just ok, but worth the 30 dirham for entry if it's not a lot for you.

Beautiful museum, the building itself has courtyards like the Seceret Garden and rooms like the Bahia Palace, without the same crowds. Tip: free for students on Wednesdays and Fridays. المزيد

Nice quiet place. Lovely architecture. Make sure you go upstairs it's amazing. Shame I didn't get enough photos. Good to learn more about carpets and see different styles from various areas.

This museum is worth to visit. Its not only museum of carpets, tapestries and rugs and way they are made. Building itself is not less interesting then the exhibitions, even more. … المزيد

The rugs are beautiful and the museum, as palaces in Marrakech do, feels like a fresh surprise. As always, Moroccan people are very willing to help if you look just a bit lost. المزيد

A must see in Marrakesh. The museum has a great exhibit of carpet housed in a beautiful house. The architecture is amazing and you could spend hours looking at the ceillings alone.

Fascinating museum and old mansion. Pleasantly un crowded, which is nice in the Medina of Marrakech. Ground floor is almost all wheelchair accessible. Upstairs isn't المزيد

Old carpet and artisanal museum located in beautiful building. The museum is not really crowded and it is a good spot to chill on a hot day in the big riad. … المزيد

A beautiful building with all sorts of different carpets and rugs, from different time periods and cultures, entry fee was 30 MAD which is imo more than fair

Not only very interesting museum about the art and history of carpeting and weaving in Morocco but very beautiful building and too! Recommended!

Small palace. Interesting museum. Beautiful garden. I like all display that shows about how to make carpet and clothes from the past to present.

A selection of different wool capete, old guns, colourful mosaics. Entrance fer 30 MAD per person which i found relatively cheap. … المزيد

Beautiful building but I expected more pieces of art apart from carpets 30 DH is a really low entrance fee compared to other sights

Beautiful dar, riad and museum. Very interesting storyline regarding carpet traditions. Very good price (30DH). المزيد

Amazing atmosphere, great place for photos. Go in the morning 5 minutes before opening for best pictures. Price 15MAD

Pros: 1. Gorgeous museum detailing carpet and tapestry history of Morocco 2. Cheap entrance fee 30MAD … المزيد

It's a good alternative to Bahia Palace. Not so crowded and wonderful architecture.
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Beautiful museum ,about carpets and culture, with a great garden.well organised and informative

Amazing Riad with hardly any tourists. Highly suggest it to just see the house and details.

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