The Women’s Museum of Marrakech (Musée de la Femme) is an independent cultural space dedicated entirely to celebrating the history, culture, and creative spirit of Moroccan women. Opened in September 2018 in the Sidi Abdelaziz district of the historic medina, it holds the distinction of being the first museum of its kind in both Morocco and North Africa. The modest 220-square-meter facility spans multiple floors of a traditional building structure. Its curated spaces are designed to chronicle the vital social, economic, and artistic contributions of women from across generations and different regions of the country.

Why You Should Visit

You should visit the Women’s Museum of Marrakech to gain a unique, deeply personal perspective on Moroccan identity through the often-untold stories of its female citizens. Located just steps away from the bustling main thoroughfares of central Marrakech, this intimate museum highlights how women have historically shaped the country's heritage—from rural tribal crafts to monumental social and political breakthroughs. Visiting also allows you to enjoy one of the most serene, hidden panoramic views of the surrounding medina maze from its charming rooftop terrace.