Majorelle Garden
It is the most famous gardens in Marrakesh because of the fame of its founder, Jacques Majorelle, the French painter, as it was attributed to him. He founded it in 1923 AD. The Majorelle Garden, which extends over an area of more than 9000 square meters, is today one of the most charming gardens in Morocco and one of the most beautiful tourist attractions in Marrakech, in particular. It took forty years to build and is surrounded by external walls and consists of a maze of intersecting alleys at different levels and Moroccan buildings with colors Bold.
The garden also includes a giant and luxurious collection of exotic plants and trees from far corners of the world.
Menara Gardens
It is a large garden planted with forty types of olive trees, in addition to palm trees and cypress trees. It represents an oasis of green spaces in the heart of the busy city of Marrakesh. It was established in the mid-twelfth century and is one of the oldest Marrakesh gardens.
These gardens are an ideal place for those looking for a quiet place in Marrakesh to walk and picnic.
Secret Garden in Marrakech
One of the largest and oldest gardens in the city of Marrakesh, its origins date back to the Saadian era more than four hundred years ago and were rebuilt in the mid-19th century. The Secret Garden was home to some of the highest political figures in Morocco and Marrakech. It bears the traditional character of the Arab-Andalusian and Moorish palaces. The visitor can discover the gardens and buildings that compose it, which testify to the exceptional ability of garden art, architecture and hydraulic Arabia, thanks to the hydraulic style where the “water cycles” show how Water from the Atlas was distributed inside the palace to irrigate the gardens, supply the kitchens, the bathroom, and the fountains.
Cyber Gardens
Cyber Gardens is located in the heart of Marrakesh, a stone’s throw from Jamaâ El Fna Square. It covers an area of eight hectares and was established in the eighteenth century. It is a wonderful green space characterized by a mixture of modern and ancient to form one of the best public gardens in Marrakesh.
The garden includes a central rock fountain and a wide grassy area in addition to many types of trees such as banana trees, palm trees, eucalyptus (eucalyptus) and orange trees.
Koutoubia Mosque Garden
The two-hectare Koutoubia Garden is located in the vicinity of the famous mosque and is planted with a variety of wonderful flowers that line the many green paths of the garden, in addition to the orange trees that abound in them.
This garden is characterized by containing public seats that visitors can sit and enjoy watching the natural beauty as well as the beauty of the historical architecture that adorns the mosque and its distinctive minaret. Visitors to the garden can also take the opportunity to visit the library next to the garden.
Art Garden Marrakech
This park allows its visitors to discover a dreamlike world filled with artistic sculptures of more than ten creations related to the African continent, the aim is to provide visitors with a museum in the open sky.
This garden of archaeological sculptures in the center of Marrakesh is an opportunity to reflect on the work of artists in relation to Africa and to carry a message for the environment. These monumental works are specifically designed around the theme of climate and contribute to the cultural education of citizens.
Palm Gardens Marrakech
These gardens represent the green lung of Marrakech, which extends over an area of 1,300 hectares and is planted with more than 100,000 palm trees and is irrigated thanks to an ingenious system of an underground canal called “Al Khattara”, dating back to the twelfth century, while the gardens represent a wonderful place for walking and recreation as well as include The gardens offer a rich diversity of flora and fauna, allowing visitors to discover many types of rare plants and animals.
