Experts' Choice Award Agdal Gardens
What the experts agree on
This 12th-century royal retreat spans 700+ acres of olive groves and palm trees, offering serene escape from Marrakech's chaos—though views on its appeal are mixed, with some finding it tranquil and others underwhelming.
“The 700 acres that makes up the Agdal Gardens are fit for their royal owners.”
– Travel + Leisure
Frommer's "These gardens were first established in the 12th century and over time have expanded to cover more than 400 hectares." Full review
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The pathways around the pool's edge are paved, shaded, and a delight for a picnic.
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"Aguedal orchard is a true haven of peace, mainly planted with olive trees, reserved for the sultans and their courts."
Fodor's "Some say dull scrub; others, pinnacle of romance." Full review
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If you're here on a clear day, don't miss the magic and majesty of a 180-degree turn
Lonely Planet "Built in the 12th century by the founder of the Almohad Caliphate, Agdal was once the most important garden in Marrakesh." Full review
Rough Guide "Unwind in the Agdal Gardens with their impressive pool and palm trees, offering a tranquil esce from the city's bustling streets"
Lonely Planet "Built in the 12th century by the founder of the Almohad caliphate, the Agdal Garden was once the most important garden in Marrakesh. It is now protected by Unesco, alongside the entire..."
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