Maison Tiskiwin Marrakech

8 Rue de la Bahia, Marrakech , Morocco
  • Traveler Rating 4.50
    15 reviews 3 travel blogs 7 photos

    Attraction Type:

    Museum

    Popularity

    12of 43 attractions in Marrakech

TravelPod Member ReviewsMaison Tiskiwin Marrakech

  • Great little find

    4

    abbysheppard 1 contribution United Kingdom Mar 21, 2012

    At 20 MAD each, we figured we would give it a try. It had been recommended in trusted guide books- so we trusted it wouldn't be another carpet shop.

    Given a guide book in either french or english, we were able to understand what we were looking at. It was full of interesting objects from the Berber history and plenty of levels to look around an original riad.

    This review is the subjective opinion of a TravelPod member and not of TravelPod.com.

Travel Blogs by Travelers Who Visited this Attraction Maison Tiskiwin Marrakech

  • 1

    You are never lost, only discovering

    7 photos

    Waking at 8am to the sounds of cockerels and bells, we had breakfast on the roof terrace. Blue sky- hot day. Our breakfast included moroccan flat pancakes, honey, pain au chocolate orange juice, french set yogurt and hot chocolate- yum & only 40 MAD!
    We quickly enjoyed our breakfast before the wasps dived into the honey.

    We …

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    ... history, and several very different palaces that are major tourist draws.  Among those I visited on my two days in Marrakech are the Maison Tiskiwin, the museum home of a Dutch art historian; Dar Si Said, a former palace that now houses the Museum ...

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    ... Lots of interesting exhibits about Moroccan arts and crafts were on display here. Our final stop of the day was the Maison Tiskiwin. This was the private art collection of Dutch anthropologist Bert Flint, who traveled all across the Sahara studying it's ...

  • 3

    Marrakech Day #3

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    ... details of the tour we had booked. Then we had one more taxi ride of the day back into the medina to see Maison Tiskiwin, a large home owned by a Dutch anthropologist that he converted into a museum showing off numerous relics he has collected on his ...