Visiting Le Jardin Secret in Marrakech: a haven of peace in the heart of the medina

During your stay in Marrakech at Riad Hermès, there is one outing you shouldn’t miss: a visit to Le Jardin Secret. A true hidden gem in the medina, this botanical garden offers a restorative break, far from the hustle and bustle of the city. Just 100 m from the riad, in the Mouassine district, Le Jardin Secret is one of the medina’s must-sees.

Le Jardin Secret is one of the oldest and most beautiful historic gardens in Marrakech.

Carefully restored, it embodies the very essence of the Moroccan art of garden design. It is divided into two distinct parts: an exotic garden, where rare plants from all over the world grow, and a traditional Islamic garden, designed according to the age-old principles of harmony and geometry.

Visiting Le Jardin Secret

Just a few steps from Riad Hermès, Le Jardin Secret invites you into a space of tranquillity and elegance. It is the perfect place to unwind after a day spent exploring Marrakech. Enjoy the serenity of the Islamic garden, admire its fountains and exquisite mosaics, or let yourself be enchanted by the colours and scents of the exotic garden.

As well as strolling through this magnificent setting, you can climb the tower of Le Jardin Secret for an exceptional panoramic view over Marrakech and the Atlas. The garden café is also the perfect spot for a mint tea and Moroccan pastries while you enjoy the peaceful surroundings.

Practical information

Location: Rue Mouassine, in the heart of the medina.
Opening hours: Daily from 9.30 am to 6.30 pm (varies with the season).
Price: Around 80 dirhams for adults (about €8).

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