Located in Tlemcen, in the province of Tlemcen, the National Public Museum of Islamic Archaeology is dedicated to preserving and exploring archaeological heritage from the Islamic period.
For travellers interested in Algerian history and cultural heritage, it offers an opportunity to discover Tlemcen through the material traces of its past.
Officially established in 2012, the museum houses archaeological collections from the Islamic period.
Its focus complements an exploration of Tlemcen’s monuments with an approach centred on historical remains and evidence of the past.
Please check with the museum to confirm which displays and objects are accessible, depending on the spaces open and the programme.
The museum occupies the former Tlemcen madrasa, a building inaugurated on 6 May 1905.
This former educational institution adds another historical dimension to the visit. The building brings together architectural heritage and archaeology in a single experience.
A visit to the National Public Museum of Islamic Archaeology of Tlemcen can be included in a stay exploring the city’s heritage.
It offers an opportunity to discover this destination in greater depth and gain a complementary perspective on its history, monuments and cultural legacy.
Name: National Public Museum of Islamic Archaeology of Tlemcen
Category: Museum – Archaeology & History
Speciality: Islamic-period archaeology
Address: Boulevard des Frères Abdeljebbar, Tlemcen
City: Tlemcen
Province: Tlemcen
Country: Algeria
Telephone: +213 43 41 44 91
Email: [email protected]
Website: mait.dz
Before your visit: contact the museum to confirm opening hours, admission fees, accessible spaces and visiting conditions.
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