The Musée Marocain is set inside an old kasbah-era building near the upper medina, next to the former city walls. Its collection is focused on Moroccan decorative arts — zellij tilework, painted wooden ceilings, carved plaster panels, illuminated Qurans, and a fine selection of Tétouan-made ceramics and embroidery. It is smaller and quieter than the Ethnographic Museum, and a good complement for visitors interested in the craft side of the medina's identity.