The designers of this Moresque garden were inspired by gardens of Alcazar of Seville; the Tower Hassan which dominates these gardens, is the twin sister of the Giralda of Seville. In this peaceful garden splendidly decorated with flowers in any time of the year, one will have a magnificent view... Read More

You can admire hundreds of olive and orange trees and two huge ponds. Quiet and relaxing,it's a true haven of peace.

Why not rent bikes and make the journey at your own pace,these gardens are only 4 km from Jemaa El Fna.

Open only on Friday afternoon and Sunday.

These gardens were laid out by the French during the colonial period. They occupy the palace grounds and make a wonderful shady retreat, popular with groups of Moroccan women.

Enjoy the tranquility of this garden in its full beauty, relax and escape the hustle and bustle of the city. Open between 8am and 7pm.

In 1951, Marcel François, French horticultural engineer, acquired four and a half hectares of land to on the road of Kénitra. He began to make an exotic garden which he opened to the public after 10 years. One can find plants native of China, Southern Asia, Congo, Japan, Brazil or Polynesia.

The Garden of the Triangle of View is restful and a large number of inhabitants come to relax here.

Plants of all continents are exposed in a beautiful framework at this garden.

The originality of this garden lies in the mix of luxurious vegetation and architectural elements allying sobriety and traditional aesthetic Moroccan.

The blue Majorelle contributes to the freshness and feeling of...

Unwind in this beautiful garden and the shade of palms and listen to the silence and birds.