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Agdal Gardens
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These are the oldest gardens in Marrakech. Created in the 12th century and later expanded by the Saadian princes, the site on the edge of the medina covers 400 hectares. Thousands of olive and fruit trees, hidden behind kilometers of walls and ramparts, are irrigated by a network of channels from the Atlas Mountains.
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These are the oldest gardens in Marrakech. Created in the 12th century and expanded by the Saadian princes, the site on the southern edge of the medina covers around 400 hectares. Thousands of olive, lemon, pomegranate, and orange trees, hidden behind kilometers of walls and ramparts, are irrigated by a complex network of channels from the Atlas Mountains.
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- Website: visiter-marrakech.com/jardins-agdal
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