Musée National de la Photographie — Attraction in Hassan حسان

I wish I could have enjoyed the exhibition by the photojournalist Reza. However, in spite of the exhibition’s bold and humanitarian intentions, I feel severely disheartened by lapses in curation. This is particularly with respect to how the exhibition presents the Azerbaijan-Armenia conflict in Nagorno-Karabakh. Reza only photographs on the Azerbaijani side, which would be fine but accompanying editorial texts make no mention of the various atrocities (amounting to ethnic cleaning) carried out by the Azerbaijanis. In Reza’s photos, only the Azerbaijanis are allowed their humanity - the Armenians are only ‘the enemy’, as the description of one image put it. A quick google search reveals Reza has a vested interest in Azerbaijan, having received positive coverage from state media and awards from the state. It’s a complete editorial failure on the part of the curators that this bias goes...

Beautiful place, a bit far from city center, which makes it hard to get to, compared to the Other museums in Rabat. But it deserve a visit. The fort is magnificent, the location on the coast adds some magic to the scenary.

As for the museum, it is not the best I've visited so far. The Exhibitions are not enough for the national museum of photography. It has a lot of room for improvements, adding more photographs and maybe openning up more places in the Forteress would make it among the best.

I had the chance to visit during Kourtna Exposition, which was about Moroccan football and the passion of Moroccan people for it. To be honnest it was awesome, and added a lot life and charm to the museum.

Finally, Of course I am giving it a 5/5 because it is not only an incredible fort fron 19th century, but also it is home to the national museum of...

The museum is situated on Avenue Mokhtar gazoulite by the sea and next to the sports park. the entrance of the museum is clean and has green spaces around it. Inside, there are plenty of photography work, surrounding the museum there is an outdoor exhibition area which looks up to the sea. the view is fantastic and you can hear the waves whilst you are walking around there is literally sea water few meters away and plenty of space to sit down and enjoy the seabreeze. I recommend taking lunch with you and chill out and enjoy the sea front. The building itself has a history and it looks like it was some sort of ww1 mega gun defense line, I would assume it was built by the Germans or French ? maybe if you have an idea about that please drop...