Dar Batha Museum
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Dar Batha Museum: A Repository of Moroccan Craftsmanship
Located in a former 19th-century palace, Dar Batha Museum has showcased Moroccan arts since its establishment in 1915.
This museum holds a significant collection of traditional crafts, focusing on pieces salvaged from the ruins of the medina. Unique displays include intricate wood carvings, vibrant zellige tilework, waterproof tadelakt, and notably, Fez’s signature cobalt blue pottery, some dating back nearly 700 years and produced using techniques developed in the 10th century.
Noteworthy Aspects
- 🏺 Ancient Pottery
- 🪑 Exquisite Woodwork
- 🌷 Andalusian Garden
Currently closed for renovations, the museum is anticipated to reopen with enhanced facilities. It remains a vital spot for historians, tourists, and families interested in Moroccan culture and craftsmanship.
Interesting Facts about Natural History Museum Dar Batha Museum
Historical Foundation
Established in 1915, this museum converted from a summer palace preserves Moroccan heritage.
Cobalt Blue Pottery
The collection features Fez's renowned cobalt blue pottery, a craft perfected since the 10th century.
Andalusian Garden
The museum includes a serene garden designed in the Andalusian style, providing a peaceful retreat.
Location
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Address
View mapPlace du Batha Fez
Opening Hours
Friday:
Temporarily Closed
Monday:
Temporarily Closed
Saturday:
Temporarily Closed
Sunday:
Temporarily Closed
Thursday:
Temporarily Closed
Tuesday:
Temporarily Closed
Wednesday:
Temporarily Closed
Contact Information
Price
Free. Some special exhibitions may require entry fees.
Average Visit Duration
Duration: About 2 hours.
Best Time to Visit
Best visited after reopening, weekday mornings for fewer crowds.