Maison de la Photographie de Marrakech

This traditional 19th-century residence houses a rare collection of antique photographs that tell the story of Morocco from the 1870s to 1950. In its cool rooms arranged around a patio, glass negatives, period prints and stereoscopic plates reveal the faces, trades and landscapes of a country in transition. The atmosphere is studious and contemplative, conducive to examining these precious testimonies.

One wanders among portraits of Berber families, scenes of bustling souks and panoramas of cities now transformed. The route combines historical documents and perspectives from Moroccan and European photographers. After the visit, the rooftop terrace offers a welcome break with views over the medina. This place appeals to enthusiasts of history, photography and all those seeking to understand Morocco beyond tourist clichés.