This is a large collection of African artefacts in a house setting. Photographs are allowed and the exhibits are varied. We really enjoyed this. Our only problem was that the opening time was not observed strictly so we were a bit hassled by the local retailers. More

a mazing collection of arts and crafts but very purely presented. it looks like it is abandoned. seems like in a few years all the artifacts will be destroyed.. they are full of dust and unprotected. although there are some things that we found only there. very interesting More

Much enjoyed my visit as the collection housed in it gave such a good insight into Saharan culture and art forms. Would guess not a priority for many visitors to Marrakech, but most worthwhile especially with Bahia Palace so close. What I particularly liked, is that all visitors are given a detailed and easily understandable guide to follow in their... More

I dragged my husband, 3.5 yr old son and infant daughter to this museum. It was a great place to visit. It is small and you can through it between 1/2 and 1.5 hrs. It has amazing carvings, tapestries, textiles from the Tuareg and other desert cultures on the caravan route between Marrakech, Mali, Mauritania, and Niger. It is about... More

probably the best museum we visited in marrakesh but had problems locating it. Stumbled across it by accident looking for the dar si said museum (its just round the corner from there) More

This modest museum consists of Bert Flint's (a Dutch anthropologist and long-term resident of Marrakech), inspired collection of artefacts from Morocco, the Sahara Desert and the African states bordering the Sahel, housed in a Moroccan Riad. The visitor is shown the history, trade routes, culture and art of the many Saharan peoples of North and West Africa with Morocco clearly... More

This is a must-see for anyone interested in the nomadic cultures of the Sahara. The collection is incredibly rich and if you read French, buy the guidebook. The Dutch scholar who devoted his life to the study of the North African desert culture draws revealing parallels between ancient and modern self-decoration and embellishment. This display contrasts with the Berber artifacts... More

great collection of ornaments and daily tools of nomad tribes. well displayed information. More

This little museum is way more interesting than the main Marrakech museum. This house has been turned into a small museum of interesting artefacts tracing the history of Marrakech and Morocco. You are only given 30 minutes to tour round but this is enough and it doesn't cost much. Very interesting and also empty when we were there. More