3 Best Sights in Morocco

Parc el Harti

Guéliz Fodor's choice

This delightful, beautifully maintained public garden does not receive the attention it deserves. Paved pathways wind through cactus plantations, rose gardens, and exotic flowerbeds, past ornamental fountains, and through striking cascades of bougainvillea. It's the perfect escape from the city mayhem. 

Forêt Ibn Sina

Souissi

This large, fenced park has several wide, well-packed dirt trails that pass through wooded areas. It's the perfect place for a run or a walk. There are always gardeners around to keep it tidy and plenty of other people taking the opportunity for a bit of exercise close to the city center. Access is next to the Sofitel Jardin des Roses. 

Jardin de Olhão and Musée de la Mémoire

Located in the heart of the city, this garden (also called Jardin du Portugal) offers a pleasant, cool green retreat from the heat of the sun. Built in tribute to Agadir's "twin" city in Portugal, Olhão, it features architecture that recalls that of the Moors of southern Spain. Two pavilions attached to the garden house the Musée de la Mémoire, a moving exhibition of photos and writings documenting the earthquake of February 29,1960, which devastated the city.
Av. President Kennedy, Agadir, Souss-Massa, Morocco
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Rate Includes: Museum 10 DH, playground 5 DH

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