The Nejjarine Museum of Wooden Arts is located in a beautifully restored caravanserai
in Fes el-Bali, Morocco. The museum showcases Morocco’s rich woodworking traditions,
including carved doors, musical instruments, tools, and decorative wooden elements
used in historic buildings.
For travelers, this museum offers a calm and informative break from the busy medina
streets. It provides valuable insight into traditional Moroccan craftsmanship and the
importance of wood in everyday life, architecture, and art.
- 🪵 View traditional wooden tools and artifacts 🔨 from various eras 🏺
- 🏛️ Explore historic caravanserai architecture 🏰 and the grand courtyard ⛲
- 📜 Learn about Moroccan woodworking techniques 🪵 and ancient artisan skills 📖
- 🌇 Visit the rooftop terrace for views 🔭 over the medina rooftops 🏙️
- ⛲ Combine visit with Nejjarine Fountain 🎨 located just outside 📍
- 🚶 On Foot: Located inside Fes el-Bali 🏰 Medina district 📍
- 🚕 By Taxi: Stop near Bab Guissa 🚪 and walk inside 👣
- 🧭 By Guide: Included in many medina 🚶 walking tours 🏁
- ⌛ Allow at least one hour 🕰️ for a complete visit 🚶
- 📸 Visit rooftop terrace for photos 🤳 of the city skyline 🖼️
- 🚫 Photography rules may vary by exhibit 🖼️ so check signs 🚩
- 🗺️ Pair visit with nearby landmarks 🏛️ to see more sites 📍
- 🕙 10:00 AM – Enter Nejjarine Museum 🏛️ to see the collection 🎟️
- 🕚 11:00 AM – Explore exhibits and architecture 🪵 within the caravanserai 🏰
- 🕛 12:00 PM – Visit fountain and square ⛲ to see local life 👥
- 🕜 01:30 PM – Lunch in the medina 🥘 at a traditional spot 🍵
