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Green space the city keeps · Marrakech, Morocco
Eight hectares of walled garden on Avenue Mohammed V, created in the 18th century when Sultan Sidi Mohammed Ben Abdallah gave it to his son, Prince Moulay Abdeslam, as a wedding present. The Mohammed VI Foundation for Environmental Protection restored it from 2005 with Maroc Telecom and fourteen IT companies, adding eleven interactive kiosks, a telecoms museum and fibre wifi across the whole park — Morocco's first 'cyber park'. The planting inventory is dominated by more than 1,100 oleanders, plus 535 Phoenix palms, 500 bitter oranges and 459 olive trees. Entry is free and it sits a five-minute walk from the Koutoubia.
The only genuinely shaded, genuinely free green walk inside the walls — and the wifi is faster than your riad's.
Marrakech, Morocco · Avenue Mohammed V, between Bab Nkob and the Koutoubia. Coordinates from the listing we sourced it from.
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