Nice place to go and sit during the heat of the day. It's a nice place to escape the hustle and bustle of Marrakech but be wary of theives and guides asking for money in exchange for information. More

The Cyber Parc has the ability to make you relax as soon as you walk through the gate. Minutes from the traffic on Mohammed V you lose the noise and can wander round the many pathways, sit on a bench, relax and reflect in the shade or soak up the sun. Rest by the fountains and plan your next adventure.... More

I enjoyed so much to walk in this exotic garden after the crowdy jemaa el fnaa. If u desire to forget the crowdy Marrakech, just go there and relax. It is also very clean More

Running from the city ramparts (pise walls) at Bab Nkob towards the Koutoubia Mosque and Djemma al Fna, this small parkland is an ideal spot to relax. The main entrance is at the mosque end of the park past a Maroc Telecom showroom, the other entrance being beside Bab Nkob itself. The main entrance leads onto formally planted gardens -... More

This is worth a visit. We enjoyed walking around the park. It was very quiet, clean and peaceful. This is great place to escape the hustle and bustle and noise of the main street. There are plently of benchs to sit on. Loads of interesting plants and a very old olive tree. The were unique cyber points around the park... More

this place is nice to escape the hustle and bustle to wonder around, has free internet booths located amongst various plants trees and flowers. Also has fountains in the centre, although nothing spectacular. Lots of cats wondering about as seems common in marrakech, but we like cats :) More

When we visited in March 2010 there was an exhibition of large (2 metre square) photos from around the world on the theme of climate change and conservation. Legends in French and arabic. Well worth a look. Without the exhibition this is still a pleasant park to wander through. More

As Marrakech gets busier and busier it sometimes seems that there is no place to escape the noise and commotion and find any peace. Arsat Moulay Abdeslam, however, is 8 hectares of ancient parkland that despite its proximity to the bustle of the medina is quiet and refreshing and a place not to be missed! In recent years the park... More