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Reviews of Andalusian Gardens

• David Smith

  4

  Reviewed: 2024-07-04

  These beautiful gardens are on the hillside sloping down from the Kasbah des Oudaias and are free to enter. A great place to escape the heat and relax in greenery.

• Miles Macdonald

  5

  Reviewed: 2024-05-18

  It's a really beautiful walled garden and reminds me of the "Secret Garden" in Marrakesh. This garden is free to visit, unlike the one in Marrakesh. Well designed space, it has a great selection of trees and plants. I particularly liked the Agapanthas, which are the most profuse of the flowers here.

• Mr. DM

  5

  Reviewed: 2024-05-16

  The garden is Hispano-Moorish style, The Andalusian garden it's a pure find, in the 1920s, from the Tranchant de Lunel, Lyautey's favorite architect, who had the idea of ​​creating this garden at the foot of the Kasbah des Oudayas palace, the former home of the Alaouite sultans during their stay in Rabat. This garden at the beginning of the 20th century was only a barracks courtyard, but it has been magnificently transformed into an Andalusian garden and this is all the merit of the gardener Jean-Claude Forestier.

• Malath Alzoubi

  5

  Reviewed: 2024-04-05

  An amazing place. It’s peaceful, quiet, beautiful, with a rich atmosphere. It gives you an insight into the history of Audalusian gardening. You can smell plenty of pleasant plants there. You are not allowed to eat there.

• Filiz Ymn

  5

  Reviewed: 2024-03-06

  It's small garden but very beautiful. Loved it. There is a cafe behind it, it has ocean view, you can have moroccon tea and enjoy the view (: