The Kasbah Museum of Chefchaouen is itself burrowed in an equally scenic place to begin with – the Andalusian Gardens. Also known as the Ethnographic Museum, the Kasbah Museum features all sorts of local artefacts that are steeped in Morocco’s rich history. They are all neatly catalogued as well, making it easier for guests to see things that truly interest them. The minute you step foot inside the museum, you might actually mistake it for a souk or street market, as the lighting inside the museum mimics natural light, making it seem as if the sun is shining down on the artefacts. Traditional musical instruments and embroidery are proudly displayed for visitors to admire their craftsmanship, with ornate pottery and lush carpets at every corner you turn. While these are somewhat stereotypical symbols, you cannot deny that they are absolutely stunning. Military buffs will be particularly interested to know that there is also an extensive collection of traditional weapons as well as ammunition on display here. These historical collections are not only a window into the city’s past; they also reflect the history of the entire nation. You’ll have a deeper understanding and appreciation of the local culture after visiting this museum.