About
Housed in a beautiful early 20th-century Hispano-Moorish riad, this museum showcases the personal collection of Dutch anthropologist Bert Flint. It explores the cultural links along historical trade routes connecting Marrakech to Timbuktu, featuring Tuareg camel saddles, Middle Atlas carpets, jewelry, textiles, and traditional tools.
Did You Know?
The name 'Tiskiwin' refers to a traditional Berber dance from the High Atlas region.
Why Visit
- Understand Marrakech as a historic crossroad between North & Sub-Saharan Africa
- Explore rich Saharan and Berber crafts
- Trace ancient trans-Saharan caravan routes
Must See
- Authentic carved Tuareg camel saddles
- Traditional Berber and Saharan adornments and jewelry
- Handwoven Middle Atlas carpets
Practical Tips
- Make sure to pick up the explanatory guidebook provided at the entrance
- Allow around 1 hour for the full tour
Details
Address
Contact
Website
Hours
9am-12:30pm and 2:30pm-6pm (check reopening)
Price
30 DH (10 DH children)
Transport
Located in Riad Zitoun Jdid, near Bahia Palace.
Duration
1h
Note
Detailed printed guidebook available at entry.