Agdal Garden is adjacent to the Royal Palace of Marrakesh. Created during the Alawid ruler “Abdurrahman bin Hicham”.
The Garden is divided in two by the long avenue. It contain two large artificial pools and is planted with olive groves and various fruit trees.
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| La PalmeraieLa Palmeraie is the first oasis in Marrakesh. 13 000 hectares and more than 150 000 palm trees. Recently it has become dry and dry because of lack of water due to the destroyed canals which bring water from the mountains. Visit La Palmeraie gardens by going for the Walking Tour of the Medina, click here |
Menara Gardens were built in the 12th century during the Almohad dynasty. The pavilion was built by the 16th century Saadi dynasty.
The pavilion and basin are surrounded by orchards and olive groves. The basin is supplied with water thanks to an old hydraulic system which conveys water from the Atlas Mountains.
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Majorelle Garden is a botanical garden in Marrakesh, designed in 1924 by Jacques Majorelle , the famous French artist. The garden has been open to the public since 1947.
Since 1980 the graden has been owned by Yves Saint-Laurent and Pierre Bergé.
The garden hosts more than 15 bird species which can be found only in the area of North Africa.
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This museum is located inside the Majorelle Garden. The former paint shop of Jacque Majorelle.
It has been transformed into a small museum of Islamic art where you can see beautiful carpets, ceramic and Berber paintings and drawings of the artist.
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Bert Flint Museum is known as Dar Tiskiwin. It is situated near Bahia Palace . This museum is a residence of Bert Flint.
Bert Flint is a Dutch professor of art history fascinated by Morocco and its culture.
Inside the museum a wide collection of musical instruments, costumes, jewellery, furniture, carpets, old utensils and Berber arts and crafts.
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