The Museum of Weapons in the city of Fez is one of the most important tourist attractions in the scientific capital, as it is visited by more than 40,000 people annually. The history of the construction of its edifice, known in history books as Burj Al-Nar, dates back to five centuries ago, and the museum was one of the towers that guarded the city of Fez. , in the Old Testament, from the attacks of the enemies, before it was restored and turned into a museum of weapons in 1963, with a limited number of displayed pieces, to become, today, embracing about 8000 museum weapons from 35 countries, in addition to Morocco.