Park Lalla Hasana
Rose-filled royal garden with Granada-style fountains beside a historic minaret.
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About this audio guide
This guide to Park Lalla Hasana in Marrakesh follows Princess Lalla Hasna, King Hassan II's youngest daughter, who opened the garden in her name in 2002 after years of pushing the city to restore its monuments and green spaces. You'll hear about the rose beds, tilework and fountains modeled on Granada's Palais Gharnata, and the promise of more gardens that followed. Listen for the call to prayer drifting over from the nearby Koutoubia minaret.
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