About
Located in the Guéliz district, this 400 m² private museum offers a captivating journey into Morocco's visual memory. Centered on historical photography (1870-1970), MACMA reveals rare photographs illustrating daily life, artisans, and landscapes of old Morocco captured by pioneer photographers.
Did You Know?
Before the mid-20th century, canvas painting was rare in Morocco; art was primarily expressed through carved wood, zellij, and calligraphy.
Why Visit
- Discover Moroccan history through 100 years of archival photography
- Observe rare visual records of life in the medina and Atlas mountains
- Enjoy an intimate exhibition space in the heart of the modern city
Must See
- The permanent exhibition of vintage photography
- Portraits of artisans and High Atlas inhabitants
- The small specialized art bookstore
Practical Tips
- Ideal visit to pair with Comptoir des Mines right across the street
- Take time to read the informative historical descriptions
Details
Contact
Website
Hours
Monday-Saturday 10am-7pm (closed Sunday)
Price
70 DH (50 DH reduced, free under 12)
Transport
Located in central Guéliz, accessible on foot or by short taxi ride
Duration
45 minutes to 1h
Note
Focused on historical photography of Morocco, art shop on site.