The building of the Ahi Ifrane Craftsmen Museum was built in the second quarter of the thirteenth century, and it consists of four iwans (vaulted halls) that open onto a large courtyard. Represented by door and window frames, soapstone arches, and brick dome, it was a technical school for craftsmen, and today it hosts a museum displaying leather, stone, metalwork, agricultural tools, carpets, and other local goods.