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Bank Al Maghrib Museum — Attraction in Hassan حسان

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Bank Al Maghrib Museum
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Théâtre National Mohammed V
B.P.:, 172 Av. Al Mansour Addahbi, Rabat, Morocco
Nouzhat Hassan Garden
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Mohammed VI Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art
2 Av. Moulay Hassan, Rabat, Morocco
Mosque Moulay Sliman
25F7+C32, Rue Sidifath, Rabat, Morocco
Club Randopedia d'écotourisme
APT N°1, IMM 340 Av. Mohammed V, Rabat 10000, Morocco
Assounna Mosque
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Museum of History & Civilizations
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Bab El Had
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Art Gallery Espace Expressions CDG
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Bab Rouah Gate
2576+4WG, Avenue de la Victoire, Rabat, Morocco
Nearby restaurants
Casa Jose Tapas
279 Av. Mohammed V, Rabat, Morocco
EATALIA RABAT RESTAURANT ITALIEN
6 Rue Ghandi, Rabat 10000, Morocco
Cozy Café
Rue Jeddah, Rabat 10000, Morocco
Youm Youm مطعم يم يم
Av. Allal Ben Abdellah, Rabat 10000, Morocco
RESTAURANT LA BAMBA
3 Rue Tanta, Rabat 10000, Morocco
The Kitch
18 Rue Gaza, Rabat 10000, Morocco
Le Bec D'Argent (Loubnani)
4 Rue Gabes, Rabat 10010, Morocco
Ty potes
11 Rue Ghafsa, Rabat 10000, Morocco
Lekebab.ma
2 Rue Gabes, Rabat 10000, Morocco
McDonald's
Av. Amir Moulay Abdellah, Rabat, Morocco
Nearby hotels
Royal Hotel Rabat
Av. Allal Ben Abdellah, Rabat, Morocco
Hôtel Velleda
106 Av. Allal Ben Abdellah, Rabat 10000, Morocco
Hotel La Capitale, Rabat
Bis Rue Soussa، Rue Al Jabli, Rabat 10020, Morocco
Hotel Arabesque ( Officielle )
45 Avenue Al mansour Addahbi, Hassan, Rabat 10000, Morocco
La Tour Hassan Palace
26 B.P. 14 Av. Chellah, Rabat 10000, Morocco
Onomo Hotel Rabat Terminus
286 Ave Mohammed V, Rabat, Morocco
Majliss Hôtel
6 Rue Zahla, Rabat 10000, Morocco
Le Pietri Urban Hotel
4 Rue Tobrouk, Rabat, Morocco
Hôtel-restaurant le musée
Rue Ben Ghazi, Rabat, Morocco
Hotel Rabat
21، شارع شالة حسان, Rabat 10000, Morocco
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Bank Al Maghrib Museum

2598+P2R, Angle Avenue Allal Ben Abdellah et, Rue el Kahira, Rabat 10000, Morocco
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attractions: Théâtre National Mohammed V, Nouzhat Hassan Garden, Mohammed VI Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, Mosque Moulay Sliman, Club Randopedia d'écotourisme, Assounna Mosque, Museum of History & Civilizations, Bab El Had, Art Gallery Espace Expressions CDG, Bab Rouah Gate, restaurants: Casa Jose Tapas, EATALIA RABAT RESTAURANT ITALIEN, Cozy Café, Youm Youm مطعم يم يم, RESTAURANT LA BAMBA, The Kitch, Le Bec D'Argent (Loubnani), Ty potes, Lekebab.ma, McDonald's
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Phone
+212 5372-16472
Website
bkam.ma
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Fri9 AM - 5:30 PMClosed

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Nearby attractions of Bank Al Maghrib Museum

Théâtre National Mohammed V

Nouzhat Hassan Garden

Mohammed VI Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art

Mosque Moulay Sliman

Club Randopedia d'écotourisme

Assounna Mosque

Museum of History & Civilizations

Bab El Had

Art Gallery Espace Expressions CDG

Bab Rouah Gate

Théâtre National Mohammed V

Théâtre National Mohammed V

4.4

(1.1K)

Open 24 hours
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Nouzhat Hassan Garden

Nouzhat Hassan Garden

4.2

(1.6K)

Closed
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Mohammed VI Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art

Mohammed VI Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art

4.4

(1.0K)

Closed
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Mosque Moulay Sliman

Mosque Moulay Sliman

4.4

(400)

Open 24 hours
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Things to do nearby

Walking Tour Rabat, City of lights by night
Walking Tour Rabat, City of lights by night
Fri, Dec 5 • 7:00 PM
Rabat, 10000, Morocco
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Rabat Bites, sights, walking, and river crossing
Rabat Bites, sights, walking, and river crossing
Sat, Dec 6 • 11:30 AM
Rabat, Morocco
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Create a piece of zellij with young artisans
Create a piece of zellij with young artisans
Sat, Dec 6 • 3:00 PM
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Nearby restaurants of Bank Al Maghrib Museum

Casa Jose Tapas

EATALIA RABAT RESTAURANT ITALIEN

Cozy Café

Youm Youm مطعم يم يم

RESTAURANT LA BAMBA

The Kitch

Le Bec D'Argent (Loubnani)

Ty potes

Lekebab.ma

McDonald's

Casa Jose Tapas

Casa Jose Tapas

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(793)

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EATALIA RABAT RESTAURANT ITALIEN

EATALIA RABAT RESTAURANT ITALIEN

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(278)

Open until 12:00 AM
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Cozy Café

Cozy Café

4.1

(744)

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Youm Youm مطعم يم يم

Youm Youm مطعم يم يم

4.2

(194)

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Yassin IsraYassin Isra
Bank Al-Maghrib Museum: A Cultural and Historical Treasure in Rabat The Bank Al-Maghrib Museum, located in the heart of Morocco's capital Rabat, is a unique institution that bridges the past and the present. It serves not only as a custodian of the country's monetary and financial history but also as a cultural hub celebrating art, education, and heritage. Established in 2002, the museum has become a landmark that reflects the central bank's commitment to preserving Morocco's legacy while educating the public about its rich economic history. Housed within the headquarters of Morocco's central bank, the museum is set in a historic building that harmoniously blends Moroccan architectural elements with European modernist design. Its elegant layout includes spacious exhibition halls that are illuminated to showcase the artifacts and art pieces in their full glory. The intricate details of the interior design pay homage to Moroccan craftsmanship, creating an atmosphere that is both sophisticated and welcoming. The museum's collection is a testament to Morocco's diverse and dynamic history. It features an extensive range of coins and banknotes, some dating back to the Roman era, alongside modern currency that tells the story of the nation's financial evolution. Additionally, the museum displays banking instruments such as vintage seals, calculators, and ledgers, offering a glimpse into the tools of the trade from past eras. Visitors can also admire an impressive collection of artworks by both Moroccan and international artists, further emphasizing the museum's role as a cultural crossroads. One of the museum's primary missions is to promote financial literacy and awareness among its visitors. Through its educational workshops, guided tours, and temporary exhibitions, the museum engages audiences of all ages in understanding the significance of money, its historical transformations, and its impact on society. This dedication to education is complemented by the museum's preservation of historical documents, including royal decrees and treaties, which provide invaluable insights into Morocco's economic and political history. The Bank Al-Maghrib Museum is more than just a repository of monetary artifacts; it is a space that connects the nation's financial heritage with its cultural identity. By blending education with art and history, it offers visitors a comprehensive experience that is both informative and inspiring. Whether you are a history enthusiast, an art lover, or simply curious about Morocco's past, the museum invites you to explore the stories behind the currency and the culture it represents.
captain hyderabadcaptain hyderabad
The experience is great and its free to visit but everything is in French and Arabic and the souvenir shop may be closed
David AmsterDavid Amster
Excellent museum! Modern and contemporary Moroccan art, amazing collection of coins, especially rare Greek coins.
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Bank Al-Maghrib Museum: A Cultural and Historical Treasure in Rabat The Bank Al-Maghrib Museum, located in the heart of Morocco's capital Rabat, is a unique institution that bridges the past and the present. It serves not only as a custodian of the country's monetary and financial history but also as a cultural hub celebrating art, education, and heritage. Established in 2002, the museum has become a landmark that reflects the central bank's commitment to preserving Morocco's legacy while educating the public about its rich economic history. Housed within the headquarters of Morocco's central bank, the museum is set in a historic building that harmoniously blends Moroccan architectural elements with European modernist design. Its elegant layout includes spacious exhibition halls that are illuminated to showcase the artifacts and art pieces in their full glory. The intricate details of the interior design pay homage to Moroccan craftsmanship, creating an atmosphere that is both sophisticated and welcoming. The museum's collection is a testament to Morocco's diverse and dynamic history. It features an extensive range of coins and banknotes, some dating back to the Roman era, alongside modern currency that tells the story of the nation's financial evolution. Additionally, the museum displays banking instruments such as vintage seals, calculators, and ledgers, offering a glimpse into the tools of the trade from past eras. Visitors can also admire an impressive collection of artworks by both Moroccan and international artists, further emphasizing the museum's role as a cultural crossroads. One of the museum's primary missions is to promote financial literacy and awareness among its visitors. Through its educational workshops, guided tours, and temporary exhibitions, the museum engages audiences of all ages in understanding the significance of money, its historical transformations, and its impact on society. This dedication to education is complemented by the museum's preservation of historical documents, including royal decrees and treaties, which provide invaluable insights into Morocco's economic and political history. The Bank Al-Maghrib Museum is more than just a repository of monetary artifacts; it is a space that connects the nation's financial heritage with its cultural identity. By blending education with art and history, it offers visitors a comprehensive experience that is both informative and inspiring. Whether you are a history enthusiast, an art lover, or simply curious about Morocco's past, the museum invites you to explore the stories behind the currency and the culture it represents.
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Yassin Isra

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The experience is great and its free to visit but everything is in French and Arabic and the souvenir shop may be closed
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Excellent museum! Modern and contemporary Moroccan art, amazing collection of coins, especially rare Greek coins.
David Amster

David Amster

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Bank Al-Maghrib Museum: A Cultural and Historical Treasure in Rabat

The Bank Al-Maghrib Museum, located in the heart of Morocco's capital Rabat, is a unique institution that bridges the past and the present. It serves not only as a custodian of the country's monetary and financial history but also as a cultural hub celebrating art, education, and heritage. Established in 2002, the museum has become a landmark that reflects the central bank's commitment to preserving Morocco's legacy while educating the public about its rich economic history. Housed within the headquarters of Morocco's central bank, the museum is set in a historic building that harmoniously blends Moroccan architectural elements with European modernist design. Its elegant layout includes spacious exhibition halls that are illuminated to showcase the artifacts and art pieces in their full glory. The intricate details of the interior design pay homage to Moroccan craftsmanship, creating an atmosphere that is both sophisticated and welcoming. The museum's collection is a testament to Morocco's diverse and dynamic history. It features an extensive range of coins and banknotes, some dating back to the Roman era, alongside modern currency that tells the story of the nation's financial evolution. Additionally, the museum displays banking instruments such as vintage seals, calculators, and ledgers, offering a glimpse into the tools of the trade from past eras. Visitors can also admire an impressive collection of artworks by both Moroccan and international artists, further emphasizing the museum's role as a cultural crossroads. One of the museum's primary missions is to promote financial literacy and awareness among its visitors. Through its educational workshops, guided tours, and temporary exhibitions, the museum engages audiences of all ages in understanding the significance of money, its historical transformations, and its impact on society. This dedication to education is complemented by the museum's preservation of historical documents, including royal decrees and treaties, which provide invaluable insights into Morocco's economic and political history. The Bank Al-Maghrib Museum is more than just a repository of monetary artifacts; it is a space that connects the nation's financial heritage with its cultural identity. By blending education with art and history, it offers visitors a comprehensive experience that is both informative and inspiring. Whether you are a history enthusiast, an art lover, or simply curious about Morocco's past, the museum invites you to explore the stories behind the currency and the culture...

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5.0
27w

There is no word to describe the exhibition but it can be said that it's perfect.. The reception is perfect there is a smiling guard and a nice girl in charge of tickets. In addition, since you are inside the exhibition, they leave you free to walk and contemplate for hours without being disturbed by anyone and to take souvenir photos as well. It's totally perfect...

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1y

I’m so disappointed in the welcome there. The security guard asking me rudely were I’m going and the cashier that wasn’t available. To be fair the head security intervene to correct the situation by letting me in and pay the fee later. The tour was nice but people working there were talking loudly which ruined the experience. I hope they’ll make things...

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