Tiskiwin Museum
“Temporary Closure”
Category: Ethnographic & Cultural Museum.
What you can expect: Personal collection of Amazigh and African artefacts.
Estimated time to visit: 20-30 min.
Entrance fee: 20 MAD / 2 € (Currently closed)
Admission: Reduced rates for children & students
Best to visit: (09:00-12:30) - (14:30-18:00).
Location: South of the Medina.
Places of interest nearby: Dar Si Said Museum, Bahia Palace, Badia Palace.
Transport: Walking tour, Taxi or Horse carriage.
Facilities: Restrooms.
Accessibility: Limited for the disabled.
Extra tip: The museum’s layout follows the ancient caravan routes
The Tiskiwin Museum invites visitors on a fascinating journey from Marrakech to Timbuktu through the remarkable art collection of Dutch anthropologist Bert Flint. Each section of the museum represents a caravan stop along the historic Sahara trade route, displaying indigenous artifacts that reveal the traditions and creativity of desert cultures. From textiles and jewelry to tools and ceremonial objects, the museum offers a vivid glimpse into Morocco’s deep connections with Saharan heritage.
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