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Nejjarine Museum of Fes
Fes | Morocco
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The Nejjarine Museum of Wooden Arts & Crafts in located inside the ancient Fes Medina and is renowned for its comprehensive display of woodcraft but also for its unique architectural features that make a visit here a memorable experience. Why visit?
1. One of the standout attractions within the museum is the elegant fountain located in the courtyard. Beautifully adorned with intricate wood and tile work, it exemplifies the fine craftsmanship typical of Moroccan artistry and offers a tranquil centerpiece to the museum’s architecture.
2. The museum's structure itself, an 18th-century fondouk that was once a bustling center for merchants, and has been meticulously restored to showcase the original wooden carvings and tile work.
3. Each floor of the museum offers a different perspective on the evolution of woodcraft in Morocco, from domestic and architectural to liturgical pieces, providing a comprehensive view of this traditional art form.
4. Amid the chaos of the Medina, the museum offers a peaceful retreat. The rooftop café provides a space to relax and soak in the views of the city.
The museum is accessible with an entrance fee - it’s definitely a place of insight and inspiration, and can be viewed in an hour’s time.
September 2016