📜 Former royal palace in Fez, Morocco, converted into the country's first museum in 1915.🔍 Houses a spectacular collection of traditional Moroccan arts, craftsmanship, and historic artifacts, including ceramics, woodcarving, and textiles.
🏰 Explore a beautiful 19th-century Hispano-Moorish palace with intricate architecture🎨 Admire diverse Moroccan art, including the famous Fez blue pottery, a unique 10th-century style🌳 Relax in serene Andalusian gardens with citrus trees and fountains, offering a peaceful respite🎶 Hosts cultural events, including the Fez Festival of World Sacred Music
🚶♀️ Relatively small museum, may not occupy a full day
⏰ Visit in the morning for fewer crowds and a more peaceful experience.
📍 Located along Rue de la Musée, near Bab Boujeloud in Fes el Bali, be prepared for a short walk through narrow streets in the medina.
⚠️ Opening hours may vary; checking locally is recommended.
💰 Entrance fee is 60 dirhams (approx. $6.50 USD).
🕒 Open Wednesday to Monday, typically 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM.
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