The sculpture garden is an outdoor art park just outside Marrakech, where landscaped paths lead past contemporary installations and monumental works, with views toward the Atlas Mountains. It is a calm break from the city, as much for the gardens as for the art.
At the entrance you get a short introduction to the park and its artistic concept. You then walk through the installations, the gardens and the viewpoints, guided or at your own pace depending on the option, and keep time at the end for photos or simply to enjoy the quiet. A visit takes about 1h30 to 2 hours, with moderate walking on garden paths.
- Guided Park Walk: 270 MAD per person, children at the adult price.
- Guided Group Tour: 500 MAD per adult, 250 MAD per child. Children under 12 pay the child price; children under 4 go free.
- Private tour (1 to 6 people): 3,000 MAD for the group.
Every option includes the park entrance ticket, free exploration time and on-site assistance. Food and drinks are not included, and a private guide is only part of the private tour.
Transport is not included either. You can reach the park on your own, or add the private van from Marrakech when you book: 400 MAD per van for up to 7 people, one price for the whole vehicle. The garden suits all ages and works well for families, art lovers and photographers, since photography is allowed.
Visits can be booked between 10:00 and 17:00. Pick the date, the option and a time in the booking form. The local team confirms your visit, and you pay on site on the day. Cancellation is free.
For a hands-on afternoon after the garden, book a pottery class in Marrakech.
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Payment on site on the day.
Immersive artistic experience featuring sculptures and installations in a natural setting.
Itinerary
Included
- Park entrance ticket
- Free exploration time
- On-site assistance
Excluded
- Round-trip transport from Marrakech
- Private guide (unless booked)
- Food and drinks
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