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Reviews of Abderrahman Slaoui Foundation Museum

• Miles Macdonald

  4

  Reviewed: 2024-05-19

  This private collection is quite unique in the combination of exhibits brought together to form this museum. It showcases antique jewellery & antique posters, but my favourite section was the 19th century bohemian crystal boxes. I would give this place 5 stars, but all the information boards are only in Arabic & French. I think if they want to appeal to a wider international audience, they need the information in English also. Yes, there is a QR code to get an overview via an English audio description, but it's not the same, and not everyone will have a SiM card to access this or want to use up their phone battery.

• Youness Hourri

  4

  Reviewed: 2023-10-06

  Remarkable collection of Moroccan (and Asian as well) art and artifacts. The exhibits provide a rich cultural experience. However, the museum's size is relatively small, so it's a quick visit.

• Cha- Mtee

  5

  Reviewed: 2023-09-10

  A must visit! I personally, find it very interesting. It is named after a Moroccan business and art collector called Abderrahman Slaoui. It's all about contemporary Moroccan art. It displays a collection of old posters, Moroccan jewelry, figurative paintings, and cristal objects.

• Elena Oros

  5

  Reviewed: 2022-10-12

  Wow! A very nice building, well preserved. An exhibition that would be of interest to different kinds of public for several reasons: a well curated collection of historic pieces, an attractive display, a well explained tour (information card), great collection of posters, and could add several others. Spent about an hour and a half going through the halls, and then Mente thè at the roof literary cafe. Chilled and really enjoyed the experience.

• Robin Barnes

  5

  Reviewed: 2021-09-19

  This eclectic and charming private collection stole our hearts. We appreciated being thoughtfully welcomed in English by the impressively multi-lingual staff, and being offered a collection guide printed in English, as the permanent exhibition signage is in French and Arabic. The size of the permanent collection on the first and second floors, combined with a temporary exhibition on the third allows you to thoroughly experience everything without becoming fatigued as is often the case in larger museums. We were especially fond of the vintage posters in the collection and were therefore delighted to learn we could purchase postcards containing the images as well as quality art books featuring the same. A highly recommended experience in Casablanca for lovers of arts and crafts.