10 of Rabat's Top Art Galleries

This amazing art gallery is dedicated to the artistic creation of Moroccan contemporary art. It is divided into three sections, an area open to the public to contemplate the art on the walls, a publishing house for the people who see books as a form of art, and a living space for performances, concerts, and speeches.

This art gallery is located near the Andalusian Gardens and the famous Kasbah of the Udayas in Rabat. It specializes in the development and respect of the environment and it has an art gallery, a multicultural café, and a workshop for handicraft.

The CDG, which opened in January of 2010, exhibits many forms of art, from paintings to sculptures and even photography. There are no restrictions on who can present their art, as authors are popular, as well as experienced artists and amateurs.

This impressive art gallery was mainly created to exhibit modern and contemporary sculptures to the Moroccan people. The art at Galerie d’Art Kaïs is inspired by the present, and it reflects the future to keep a young audience aware of the importance of art and artists.

This spacious villa exhibits contemporary art without forgetting about the Moroccan culture. It organizes events for children, adults, families, couples, and more. It is one of the most popular art galleries in Rabat and the entry is free.

This gallery is managed by the Ministry of Culture of the Kingdom of Morocco. The entrance of Bab Rouah is the largest gate built in 1197 by Yaacoub Al Mansour. In 1960, it was officially opened as an art gallery, but in 1986, it was restored and opened again with different types of art.

Finally, in 2001, the Ministry of Culture took over and turned it into a real art gallery for art lovers.

Since 2005, Le Cube exhibits contemporary paintings in its art gallery, and it has since become an independent platform for Moroccan and international up-and-coming artists.

It is a peaceful and relaxed place where people get together to express and share their thoughts on the world and art.

Located near the train station of Rabat, Marsam was the first official art gallery to be created in the capital. The founders were big fans of art and wanted to share this passion of theirs with the whole Moroccan community. At Marsam, you can even buy paintings that you like and start your own little collection.

This gallery is managed by the Ministry of Youth and Sports, and it was created to encourage all youngsters of Morocco to explore their creative side and start exhibiting their own work and discovering other artists’ work.

It is also a place where artists can meet with their audience and engage with them.

L’Atelier Ouvert is an art gallery created by a group of artist graduates from the School of Fine Arts of Tetuan who have been on the art scene for over 30 years, both locally and internationally.

They have opened this art gallery to give the chance to young amateur artists to present their work and be seen by others. It is also a great spot to meet new people with the same interests as you.