What you'll hear inside Dar Batha Museum:

• 1
  Fez Ceramics and Blue Hall

  The most visually striking part of Dar Batha Museum, displaying Moroccan ceramics from the 14th century to the present, many adorned with the cobalt-blue glaze synonymous with Fez.

• 2
  Wood Carving and Carpentry Gallery

  Cedar woodwork ranging from small decorative pieces to full items of furniture and architectural elements salvaged from historic Fez buildings — a testament to the city's enduring craft tradition.

• 3
  Manuscript and Astrolabe Hall

  This hall brings together two of the finest expressions of medieval Islamic knowledge: illuminated manuscript codices, predominantly ancient Qur'ans, and astrolabes of varying sizes.

• 4
  Carpet and Textile Gallery

  The carpet and textile gallery at Dar Batha Museum showcases a diverse collection of Berber carpets and traditional Moroccan clothing.

• 5
  Jewellery and Coins Gallery

  The Jewellery and Coins Gallery at Dar Batha Museum showcases a collection of traditional jewels and coins spanning different dynasties throughout Moroccan history.

• 6
  Zellige and Decorative Arts Gallery

  Tiles and decorative objects tracing Fez's artistic heritage from the 10th century onwards, including pieces from historic madrasas and the homes of wealthy local families.

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  Colonnaded Central Courtyard

  A colonnaded courtyard overlooking the palace's interior garden, its galleries supported by 28 painted wooden columns beneath ceilings carved with intricate geometric and floral motifs.