Nejjarine Museum is housed in a beautifully restored 18th-century fondouk (caravanserai). It displays a unique collection of wooden tools, furniture, musical instruments, and traditional carved doors. The building itself with its central courtyard, mosaic fountain, and carved wooden galleries is worth the visit. The upper floor houses a cafe with terrace overlooking old city rooftops. The Nejjarine Square in front features an ornate zellige fountain.