Outdoor
Your kids are back at school and they might soon crave some fresh air — and you might too! With the new school term, you hadn't really planned on a weekend getaway just yet. Luckily, the Red City boasts several gardens and parks to rediscover as a family, perfect for a breath of fresh air and clearing your mind. Our team has picked out their favorites to delight both young and old. Photo: Anima Garden
Connection
To enjoy the lush nature of Marrakech, its sublime roses flowering in the shade of palm trees, without losing touch with the virtual world, the Arsat Moulay Abdeslam garden - also known as Cyber Parc - is undoubtedly one of the few free places in the city where all this is possible. Photo: DR
Outdoor
This famed garden in Marrakesh is listed among "150 gardens you must visit before you die" according to American writer Stefanie Waldek. It's a perfect opportunity to rediscover this whimsical, lush spot situated 28 kilometers from the city center, on the Ourika road. Photo: Le Jardin Anima
Green
Among the many names given to Marrakech, besides the red or ochre city, the garden city is a name that was once commonly used. Let's explore the El Harti garden! Photo: DR
Culture
In 1966, during his first visit to the ochre city, Yves Saint Laurent fell completely in love with this city of a thousand colors. This trip would shape both his personal and professional life, intertwining their destinies forever. A look back at the tender relationship between the designer and Marrakech in 10 photos! Photo: Musée Yves Saint Laurent. Photo: DR
Culture
A true institution in Marrakech, the Majorelle Garden is well-known to everyone. But do you really know its history, from its creation by Jacques Majorelle to its restoration by Pierre Bergé and Yves Saint Laurent? If you want a refresher, this is the place to be! Photo: DR