Museum of Islamic Ceramics

This museum is rooted in the rich tradition of Islamic artistry and craftsmanship.

Founded in 2005, it is located in the Prince Ibrahim Palace, a historical villa built in 1924. The museum features ceramics from various Islamic nations, showcasing the diverse cultural value of this art form. Unique items include colorful plates, tiles, and even hand grenades from the 11th century, reflecting the historical evolution of ceramics.

Must-See Wonders

🏺 Key highlight #1: Diverse Collection
💎 Key highlight #2: 11th-Century Artifacts
🌿 Key highlight #3: Historic Architecture

Although currently closed for renovation, the museum will appeal to tourists, families, and historians alike when it reopens.