Musée des Comores

The Musée des Comores is a national museum on Ngazidja displaying artifacts, photographs, and documents spanning centuries of the archipelago's history. The collections include everyday objects, religious items, and written records that document life across the islands.

The museum was founded to preserve the islands' history and their connections with African and Arab cultures. It documents maritime trade routes, traditional fishing practices, and how outside influences shaped life on the islands.

The exhibits display traditional Comorian clothing, ceremonial objects, and musical instruments that reflect how islanders have lived and celebrated together. You can observe how these items remain connected to local ceremonies and social gatherings today.

Plan your visit for weekdays when the museum has longer opening hours than on weekends. Allow time to move slowly through the different rooms and examine the displayed objects closely.

A special section displays marine life and documents the diverse underwater fauna found in Comorian waters. This collection offers insight into the deep connection between islanders and the sea that has shaped their history and livelihood.

Location: Moroni

Address: 77W4+P64, Bd Karthala, Moroni, Comoros

Opening Hours: Monday-Thursday 08:30-14:00; Friday-Saturday 08:30-11:00

Website: http://cndrs-comores.org

GPS coordinates: -11.70318,43.25563

Latest update: December 6, 2025 19:07