The Water Museum in Marrakech
Housed in a traditional-style building, this fun, contemporary museum will give you a fresh look at Morocco. It is dedicated to water, and more specifically to the way in which Morocco has managed water over the centuries.
- The permanent exhibition features 10 themes on three levels, including
- The physico-chemical aspect of water
- Morocco's water resources
- Water heritage in rural Morocco
- Water heritage in Fez, Marrakech and Tetouan
- Traditional water management
- Water and spirituality
- The challenges of water management in the future
- The tour is modern and educational, with videos, audio recordings and projections. Something for young and old alike!
The Water Museum is open every day from 9am to 7pm. Admission costs 45 Dirhams per adult (around €4) and 10 Dirhams for schoolchildren and students (around €1).
Dinner at Le Foundouk restaurant
Fancy a taste of authentic Moroccan cuisine in a unique setting in the heart of Marrakech's Medina? Then you've come to the right place!
Climb onto the rooftop of our Le Foundouk restaurant to enjoy a unique view of the city's ochre rooftops.
To start your meal, we recommend a plate of sardines stuffed with chermoula (Moroccan sauce) and served with zaalouk (tomato caviar).
Continue with a tasty Moroccan pastilla with chicken and almonds, unless you prefer the famous fish tagine or the royal couscou with merguez, chicken and meatballs.
To finish on a sweet note, we recommend the assortment of Moroccan pastries, to be enjoyed with a traditional hot mint tea.
To satisfy every palate, our Le Foundouk restaurant also offers an international menu with dishes inspired by Greece and France (among others!).
Special mention must go to the saffron crème brulée!
Good to know: our restaurant is only open in the evening. Enjoy your meal!
