Riad Dar Lalla Mennana
Lodging · Tétouan
100 reviews
What guests say
Visitors praise the beautifully restored riad architecture and the well-curated exhibitions showcasing Tetouan's history and Andalusian heritage. The staff is described as friendly, and the overall experience is considered inspiring and exquisite.
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What people mention
angry
Very beautiful interior and architecture ❤️❤️ friendly staff, loved the portraits
DaveO
Art gallery with a superb collection of prints/paintings, postcards and stamps of Tetouan from the colonists' viewpoint. The setting is a beautifully restored riad. Allow an hour. Entrance 30 mad. Exquisite.
El Ouragli Youssef
Visiting Dar El Oudi in Tetouan was a truly inspiring experience. The building itself is stunning, with elegant traditional architecture, carved wood, and beautifully restored details that highlight the city’s Andalusian heritage. Inside, the exhibitions are well-curated and showcase fascinating objects, documents, and pieces of local history that really bring Tetouan’s cultural identity to life. The atmosphere is calm and welcoming, making it a great place to learn and explore at your own pace. I also loved the friendly staff who were happy to share stories and explain the significance of different items. A must-visit for anyone interested in history, art, and Moroccan culture
Mohammad Abu Al Hasan
Beautiful private museum in a restored riad in the medina of Tetouan. Its now showing the history of Tetouan and the house. Beautiful place to explore.
Mohammed Daoudi
Inspiring 💫 I am on the quest to visit all the Moroccan museums in Morocco. I visited much! So far this is the one which made me happy ther most. Besides the beauty of the place, the richness and awesomness of the exhibition. What I loved the most is that the Museum is built by a Moroccan citizen who converted his grandfather's 100+ yo Riad to this masterpiece of a Museum. I wish you all the success in the world, and I hope to see more initiatives like this 💫 Note: The staff is the kindest, and will answer all you question about the History of the museum and of tetouan in general.