[2025 Marrakech Attraction] Travel Guide for Le Jardin Secret (Updated Feb)

Of course, you can't miss Marrakech when you come to Morocco. If you're on vacation, you can stay in Marrakech for a week! There are various Riads and hotels that you can't finish staying in~ And there are good places to visit such as the Medina and various attractions! ✨Two-day tour itinerary 1️⃣Day1 ✅First go to the Riad for accommodation after landing, you can choose the Riad in the old city of Medina, start playing directly after putting down your luggage~ ✅You can walk directly to the Mederssa Ben Youssef in the Medina, it's very photogenic! It's also a must-see attraction in Marrakech~ 🎫20 Dirhams The Marrakech Museum next door is also worth a visit if you have time. ✅After visiting, go to the nearby Le Jardin Secret, it's a good place to watch the sunset in the old city, the whole garden is very French, enjoy a coffee in the sunset, enjoy the tranquility surrounded by green plants~ ✅Have a Tajine in the old city at night, we chose the popular le jardin, the beef Tajine is delicious, and the environment is also very good! 2️⃣Day2 ✅Go to the Badi Palace after breakfast in the morning, it's severely damaged and still under repair, but it's still worth a visit! 🎫70 Dirhams ✅After visiting, go to the Bahia Palace 500 meters away, a magnificent palace that combines various styles, it's also very photogenic 🎫70 Dirhams ✅Then go to the Majorelle Garden and YSL Museum, these two are next to each other, you can appreciate the private residence and exquisite collection of the founder of YSL~💡It's recommended to make a reservation in advance, 🎫150+130, you can buy separately, or you can buy a 300 joint ticket, the difference is an extra museum. ✅You can go to Royal Mansour Marrakech for afternoon tea in the afternoon if you have time, I was really amazed by this hotel! Not far from it is the Koutoubia Mosque and Jemaa el-Fnaa which can be visited together~ 🏨Accommodation Stayed at Riad Tamarrakecht, good location, with a photogenic swimming pool! Didn't get the popular Riad BE Marrakech, but this one is also highly recommended! Photo enthusiasts can choose~ ✨Transportation 🚗Self-driving is really convenient! If you want to change lines, it's highly recommended to drive by yourself, if you're just vacationing in Marrakech, taking a taxi is more suitable~ Morocco is the same as China, it's left-hand drive, no pressure to drive, just pay attention to the speed limit and some parking signs along the way💡 ✨Communication There is a 🆓Orange SIM card available upon landing, then you can recharge in the city area which is cheaper. We handled it directly at the airport, it's 20 euros for 20G. ✨Currency exchange Euros are more common, you can also use Euros directly for daily consumption, usually it's about 1:10, you can also withdraw cash with UnionPay, tested that you can find Volcano Bank!

Nice places and relaxing as well. Travel between each of them has to be planned daily as they r far apart making it impossible to visit all in a day.

Visiting Le Jardin Secret in Morocco was a fascinating and thrilling experience. The park was a deep dive into the historical essence filled with the traditional Arab beauty of unique Moroccan architecture blended with lush greenery. I enjoyed wandering through the overlapping corridors and exploring the quiet and serene atmosphere of the place. The park featured exquisite architectural designs, beautiful fountains, corners filled with bright colors and fragrant scents. I traveled through different areas such as traditional gardens, quiet zones, and comfortable seating spaces. It was a special and delightful experience because it left me with a sense of charm, beauty, and peace in this unique world.

Exploring the captivating city of Marrakech, Morocco, was an enchanting journey through a world of colors, aromas, and culture. Marrakech, often called the "Red City," is a treasure trove of history, tradition, and exotic experiences. Begin your adventure at the bustling Jemaa el-Fnaa square, where the energy is palpable with street performers, market stalls, and the enticing scent of Moroccan cuisine. Try local delicacies like tagine and pastries while enjoying live music and entertainment. Venture into the historic Medina, a UNESCO World Heritage site, where you can wander through labyrinthine alleys, shop for spices, textiles, and handmade crafts, and discover hidden riads adorned with intricate tilework. A visit to the beautiful Bahia Palace with its serene gardens and ornate interiors is a must. Don't forget to explore the tranquil Majorelle Garden, a lush oasis in the heart of the city. One tip: Engage with the friendly locals, practice your bargaining skills, and embrace the rich Moroccan culture. #MarrakechAdventures #MoroccanMagic #CulturalJourney #mytravelhacks#historicallandmarks#familytrip

Exploring the vibrant city of Marrakech, Morocco, was an immersive journey into a world of colors, aromas, and culture. Marrakech, often called the "Red City," is a treasure trove of history and traditions. Begin your adventure at the bustling Jemaa el-Fnaa square, where street performers, market stalls, and food vendors create a lively atmosphere. Try some delicious Moroccan street food and mint tea while taking in the sights and sounds. Visit the stunning Bahia Palace, a testament to Moroccan architecture and design. Its intricate tile work and lush gardens are a visual delight. Exploring the medina, you'll encounter narrow, winding streets filled with shops selling spices, textiles, and handmade crafts. Don't forget to haggle for souvenirs and immerse yourself in the local markets. One tip: Bargaining is a common practice in the markets, so don't be afraid to negotiate prices. #MarrakechAdventures #MoroccanMagic #CulturalDiscovery #falltrip#mytravelhacks#localguides#familytrip