The most beautiful parks and gardens Morocco

In this one-hectare bio-aromatic garden, you will discover about fifty species of aromatic, medicinal and ornamental plants grown mainly in the region. Situated at an altitude of 840 m, it was created in 1998 by two Moroccan brothers with a passion for plants and cosmetics. Visits are organized to get to know or recognize these different plants and to become better acquainted with their medical, aromatic and cosmetic uses.

The Hernández Parque, stretching over an area of 42,000 square kilometers, offers a pleasant setting in the midst of the many palm trees along the way.

As its name indicates, this garden had its creation to host many plant species. There were more than two hundred different species, some of which were removed from distant land. In a fate similar to that of the Arab League in Casablanca, he lived for a long time on his achievements before undergoing a solid renovation. Reopened in 2011, it once again offers the promenade its green alleys, although rare botanical species have for a long time placed a more common flora in Morocco: Olive trees and palm trees are pleasantly reflected in water plans covered with water lilies.

Opened in 2003 and staging itself at the foot of Hassan Tower, they are the most recent gardens of the city. Pretty fountains, they are the new points for the locals come to refresh around the pools. The design of this new gardens were inspired by those of Alcazar, in Seville. Quite logical all in all, the Hassan Tower itself is a copy of the Giralda in Seville.

This park is a place of relaxation and culture. It houses the Museum of Traditional Arms and is home to numerous festivals of Andalusian and traditional Moroccan music.

This verdant park is located right in the center of town and is a pleasant place to stroll, different from the seaside. It houses aviaries, as the name suggests, but also other animal species, such as bighorn sheep, goats and monkeys, as well as exotic birds (cranes, cockatoos, parakeets, flamingos, etc.). The park is very popular with families, with children delighted to feed the animals (suitable food is sold on site) and adults regenerated by a bit of greenery in the middle of concrete.