During your stay in Fez, do not miss the Nejjarine Museum dedicated to the arts and the fields of woodworking. Learn more about this moroccan museum and consider renting a car in Fez to go there easily.
During your journey in Morocco, you will notice right away the beauty of the local traditional architecture. You will notice in particular the numerous structures and the wooden details of the ornate buildings - signs of the importance of woodworking in Morocco. If you are in Fez, you can moreover learn more on the fields of woodworking in Morocco. For that purpose, go to the Nejjarine Museum, installed in a magnificent building dating from the beginning of the XVIIIth century (the Fondouk Nejjarine, which is a former trade place and a former warehouse of goods).
A museum and a tearoom
The Nejjarine museum is organized in three big themes: wood in architecture, domestic wood and liturgical wood. The museum counts a big diversity of objects: musical instruments, objects of the everyday life, furniture, tools from woodshops but also weapons and liturgical objects. The museum also shelters a tearoom of which the terrace offers a panoramic view on the medina.
The Nejjarine Museum is open every day of the year, from 10AM to 5PM. The cost for entrance is 20 dhs per person, and the museum is easily accessible by car.
A little advice from Dollar Morocco : rent an automatic car to go to the Nejjarine Museum and to comfortably visit the city of Fez.
Practical information
The Nejjarine Museum is a beautiful building and a museum dedicated to the arts of wood and to the fields of woodworking. The museum is located in the medina of Fez. It is open every day between 10AM and 5PM and the entrance costs 20hs per person.
