A little underwhelmed. I had hoped to explore the place, but only the access road to the pond with fish was open to the public. That said, it did offer a clear view of the Atlas mountains.
This one is very strange. We walked all the way to the gate only to see it was closed. The guard at the gate pointed us to a sign in french and Arabic, which I believe says it open only on Fridays and Sundays. We went there on a Tuesday. The walk was not a waste though as the route was pretty. But it was nearly impossible to take a taxi back from the gate area. We had to walk to the medina.
Nice place to vist.
The walk to there is terribly long and disapointing. There's not much to see there except for a big lake filled with gigantic carps. The park is only accessible on sundays and even then none of the "parc" gates were opened for tourists. I don't get it
Great garden, the second big one at Marrakech
Not so much to see given the time you spend to come here. Unless you're going by the car or taxis. But for sure interesting to see how the locals spend their leasure time. You can feed carps here, they're enormous. And it's free.
Away from the center. Especially watch the available things.
Fajlot myself one day I meditate nature to find myself above the green carpet a flowery different colored like a committee created by God in the earth, I looked to the skies and brilliant impressed affray and Trepett quiet birds Composer
Good public place to exercise and enjoy the view