Park Arsat Moulay Abdesalam, also called Cyber Park, is a public garden in central Marrakech, between the Medina and Gueliz. Its palm trees, olive trees, flower beds, fountains and shaded paths offer a calm place to pause between city walks. The park combines traditional garden details, including arched walkways and water features, with interactive screens about its history and plants, plus free Wi-Fi. Entry is free, and seating makes it easy to stop and rest. You may also spot tortoises among the greenery.
A garden in the city
Arsat Moulay Abdesalam, better known today as Cyber Park, sits between Marrakech’s Medina and Gueliz. The garden was commissioned in the 18th century as a food-producing area. Its role has changed over time, and the green space now provides a place to walk, sit and take a break in the city center.
The park’s layout brings together planted beds, trees, fountains and arched walkways. Palm trees and olive trees add shade, while flowers bring color to the paths. Seating areas give you room to pause rather than pass straight through. Tortoises have also been spotted among the plants.
Garden paths and technology
Cyber Park pairs its garden setting with digital features. Interactive screens provide information about the park’s history and flora, and free Wi-Fi lets you connect while you are there. Take time to explore the different paths and garden areas, including the fountains and plant beds.
The park is a useful stop after walking through the busy streets nearby, or a place to sit with children. It has a playground and picnic tables. For a quieter visit, choose a weekday; weekends tend to be busier. In hot weather, morning and late afternoon are cooler times to walk among the trees.
Perguntas frequentes
Is entry to Cyber Park free?
Yes. Entry to the garden is free.
Where is Arsat Moulay Abdesalam?
The park is in central Marrakech, between the Medina and Gueliz.
Does Cyber Park have Wi-Fi?
Yes. Free Wi-Fi is available in the park, and interactive screens provide information about its history and plants.
