Such a haven of peace and tranquility. The skilled planting made for very beautiful gardens and the water flowing around and through them enhanced the experience. Lots of shady places to sit and the bird song from the trees was enchanting. Hard to believe that the other side of the Riad walls there is a bustling and noisy souk.

Beautiful gardens right in the middle of the Medina that you would not expect. It included foreign plants from other countries that was interesting. There’s also a cafe to stop and relax inside. I didn’t go into the tower but you can go for an additional fee.

This is a little oasis away from the busyness of the souk. Our guide at the tower was superb - he inter-changed between three languages to give all the information and answer questions in a remarkable way. The garden itself is a place to sit and be, it got busier as the day went on.

Peaceful, tranquil , beautiful, a joy to enter . So nice to escape the hustle of the medina . Beautiful plants , mosaic tiles & fountains. There are washrooms & a coffee shop with a terrace . There was also an exhibition when we visited with some great artwork . Do go & visit, it was well worth it .

Great afternoon to spend relaxing walking around the garden at very little entrance charge. To make it more pleasurable we noticed the cafe served Casa Blanca beer - which we could not refuse to participate in! Nice place to get away from the hustle and bustle of the souks!

We winced slightly at the higher entrance fee in comparison to other venues, and wondered if it would be worth it. The answer is Yes!!The gardens are beautiful and both very different. A blissful retreat from the frantic negotiations of the souks and their eye-wateringly manic carts and mopeds threading perilously through pedestrians. The films about restoration of the gardens and buildings and controlling the water were interesting. Blissful being able to sit in the shade admiring the plants and structures to the soporific sounds of water. Not too sure about the canned bird song though! Can't comment on the visit to the tower to see the medina... we thought 40 dirhams too high, especially as a number of restaurants and café have terraces with medina views.

Nice chilled environment away from the chaos of the souks. Not huge but very relaxing. We had a snack and a drink at the terrace cafe which was nice and they were happy to make one of the sandwiches vegan to accomodate me.

The Secret Garden is a peaceful gem in the midst of Marrakesh’s bustling, often hectic old city. Its extensive plant collections are well-placarded and exquisitely laid out. The architecture of the surrounding riad and water features complete the experience. The garden’s two cafes provide excellent lunch options. Well worth a two hour visit.

It was realy a delightful visit during my stay in Marrakech. Thé combination of a good price and an ideal location made it an excellent choice. A peaceful oasis in the heart of noisy city provided a serene escape. This garden offersaffordability and convenience making my holiday in marrakech memorable

Lovely garden, views, history. Don't need guides tour. Go yourself. We got a taxi and tried to walk back ended up getting a taxi. But it was a good day. Adults 100 entry.