About
Created in the 18th century by Prince Moulay Abdeslam, this 8-hectare royal garden perfectly blends botanical tradition with modern technology. Renovated in 2005, it features 700 orange trees and 200 palm trees set along neat red sand paths. Interactive multimedia terminals are placed throughout the park, alongside full Wi-Fi coverage. Near the entrance towards the Koutoubia, a small Telecoms Museum traces the history of communications in Morocco since 1900.
Did You Know?
It was one of the first historic gardens in the world to offer public Wi-Fi amidst 18th-century flora!
Why Visit
- Combine relaxation in greenery with free digital connectivity
- Learn about the history of telecommunications in Morocco
- Enjoy a clean, shaded green space right in the city center
Must See
- Shaded walkways lined with orange and palm trees
- The historic Telecoms Museum near the entrance
- Views of the Koutoubia minaret through the trees
Practical Tips
- Free public Wi-Fi available throughout the grounds
- Interactive digital kiosks for visitors
- Perfect spot for a restful break between sightseeing spots
Details
Hours
Daily 7am-7:30pm
Price
Free entry
Transport
Walking distance from Koutoubia or Jemaa el-Fna square, or taxi
Duration
45 minutes
Note
Free Wi-Fi access, Telecoms museum included, free entrance.