Le Jardin Majorelle
It's a must! A top tourist destination. This peaceful spot, hidden behind high walls, is as green as the city is ochre. With plants from all around the world, paddling turtles, and bright colors... The Jardin Majorelle is the perfect, picturesque backdrop for memorable photos.
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Cyber Parc
Just a stone's throw from Jemaa El Fna square, Cyber Parc Arsat Moulay Abdelslam is possibly the best-maintained public garden. Equipped with internet terminals for free web surfing, a central zellige fountain reminiscent of riad patios, a wooded area resembling a small forest, and a mini-grass arena where adults strum their guitars and kids kick their footballs around.
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Les Jardins de la Koutoubia
A must-visit near the famous mosque, Les Jardins de la Koutoubia are filled with rose bushes and orange trees along its paths. It's the spot where lovers meet on public benches. You can also stop by the neighboring library.
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Le Jardin Secret
Located in the Medina of Marrakech, Le Jardin Secret is a historical monument from the Saadian dynasty. Showcasing the splendor of Moroccan architectural art, it features two magnificent green spaces. The "Exotic Garden" hosts plants from every continent, and the "Islamic Garden" is inspired by the paradise described in the Quran.
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Parc El Harti
This park is located right in the heart of Guéliz. It houses a lovely collection of plants and cacti, and children can play in the sandpit and on specially designed playground equipment. Well-guarded and maintained, Parc El Harti is a breezy getaway right in the city.
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Anima Garden
Anima Garden is a lush space located on the road to Ourika. André Heller, a globally renowned multimedia artist, was determined to blend art and botany. Thus, the garden spans over two hectares with three exhibition halls dedicated to culture and art. For those without a car, a free shuttle takes you there from Marrakech.
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The Garden of Arts
Opened as part of COP22, the Garden of Arts is the result of a collaboration between Mahi Binebine and BDA agency. Located in the district of Guéliz, the Garden of Arts gathers numerous sculptures by Moroccan artists, including Karim Alaoui, Yasmina Alaoui, Soukaina Aziz el Idrissi, and Hicham Benohoud.
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Les Jardins de l'Agdal
In this ever-expanding neighborhood, Les Jardins de l'Agdal are a popular meeting spot for the locals on Sundays for a picnic under the olive trees. The panoramic terrace near the largest basin offers a stunning view of the Atlas mountains. The ingenious irrigation system, installed in the 12th century by the Almohads, can also be seen here.
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Le Paradis du Safran
This organic saffron farm on the road to Ourika is an ideal spot for nature lovers and those seeking tranquility. Wander through the farm with the owner, Christine Ferrari, who will enlighten you about saffron as well as medicinal and aromatic plants. A flavorful stroll!
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The Organic Aromatic Garden of Ourika
A first of its kind in Morocco, the Organic Aromatic Garden of Ourika offers guided tours where you can learn about the plants' benefits and uses, regional traditions, and phyto-aromatherapy… It's open for day visitors, offering also traditional meals, relaxing footbaths, and wellness or cooking activities upon request.
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