National Museum of Ceramics | Rue Al Medina El Mounawara, Safi, Marruecos

It's a smaller museum, but wonderful. Signs in French and Arabic, but the ceramics speak for themselves. Such beautiful work. We can read some French and so we still found the place educational. Staff was friendly. It wasn't too expensive. We really enjoyed our visit.

Chris Bloomfield

I was so happy to visit this landmark museum in Safi to further understand the origin, creation and development of ceramics, pottery and it's influence in Morocco. Very interesting for such a compact source of information. Highly recommended and a bargain for the entry cost of 20dh.

Kevin Costello

Cute little pottery museum. It has no English text, only French and Arabic, so had to translate it with a translator app on my phone. It is quite small, with about 4 rooms that you walk through in a circle for 30-40 minutes to see all. But the collection is nice. Entrance was 20 D. It’s the second building as shown on google maps. The gate closest to it was open, all others were closed when I visited.

Martina de Vries

Nice little museum created by the OCP. Located in a gorgeous complex which contains the music and art institutes of the coty of Safi. For those interested in the ceramic history of the region and other parts of the country should visit. The practice was aledgely introduced by the Phoenicians in 70bc. If you read the descriptions posted (which are in arabic and French only by the way), you'd learn even more interesting influences from other cultures.

Samir Hiri

It was a really interesting museum to visit. The motives in potteries dramatically show the real history. Highly reconmmend. Also, the neighborhood and garden there is beautiful where you can see the ocean from the hill.

Bon Habler

A relatively small museum that exhibits multiple types of ceramics from all regions of Marroco. Parking available in the proximity. If you are planning on buying some ceramic pieces, one might as well visit the museum for a better understanding the origin and value. Recommended for a visit!

vitalie gherman