Attraction
181. Menara Gardens
Twelfth-century Almohad olive groves around a large reservoir and a green-roofed 19th-century pavilion west of the medina, with views to the High Atlas.
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Twelfth-century Almohad olive groves around a large reservoir and a green-roofed 19th-century pavilion west of the medina, with views to the High Atlas.
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