Oasis of calm in the middle of the Medina. Consists of two gardens, the Exotic and Islamic garden. Opened in 2016 after a two year renovation, the site has an interesting history well described in both text and video form. For those interested, the water engineering of the garden is also well described, including historical features, content, and context. Great place to escape the motorbikes of the Medina, and relax after a day walking around in the souks.

Beautiful quiet place in the busy medina. It actually looks much nicer and densely green than in the photos I had seen. The cafe is quite pricey but service and food was nice and its setting is great on the roof terrace overlooking the calm garden

One of my favourite spots in Marrakesh. I loved this little garden so much, it was so beautiful and peaceful with only a few others visiting when we we're there. Great views over the city and the staff are so friendly and knowledgeable. I have recommended this place to a few friends who have traveled to Marrakesh and they have all loved it.

This is a lovely gem of tranquility away from the madness that is Marrakesh. At this time of year (early March) it's better than the Jardin Majourelle, which was rather disappointing with just bamboo and cacti, half the price, and no need to queue for an hour. Reclaimed from a derelict plot a couple of years ago, there are information boards and a video of how the water flows from the mountains and irrigates the mosques and then the garden. Fascinating for people who are interested in how stuff works. Drinks in the Islamic garden or more food on the first floor terrace. The newish pavilion in the middle of the Islamic garden (think large band stand, if you're British) is still being painted, in intricate Islamic style. BY HAND, while you watch.

Best Jardin in Marrakesh. Best 50 dirhams you can spend! Bring a book and spend a few hours forgetting the madness of the city outside.