Marrakech Horse-Drawn Carriage & Gardens Tour

Discover Marrakech from a completely different perspective aboard a traditional horse-drawn carriage (caleche). Ride alongside the city’s legendary ramparts, nearly 19 km long, almost 1,000 years old, and punctuated by 22 historic gates, for a fun, offbeat history lesson through the heart of the Red City.

This unique tour also takes you through some of Marrakech’s most beautiful and historic gardens:

Menara Gardens
A true symbol of Marrakech, on par with the Koutoubia Minaret, the Menara Gardens are a peaceful 100-hectare olive grove set against the dramatic backdrop of the Atlas Mountains. At its heart lies a large reflecting basin facing an elegant Saadian pavilion, once used for royal gatherings. It’s a lovely spot for an evening stroll, especially at sunset, bring some bread to feed the fish in the basin!

Majorelle Garden
Stroll through the enchanting Majorelle Garden, designed by French painter and botanist Jacques Majorelle and now owned by the fashion house Yves Saint Laurent. Home to an impressive variety of cacti and exotic plants, this vibrant garden is one of Marrakech’s most photographed destinations.

Agdal Gardens
Explore the historic Agdal Gardens, one of the earliest examples of the traditional Islamic “agdal” garden style. Built in 1157 by the Almohad Caliph Abd al-Mu’min, alongside the nearby Menara Gardens, this site is part of the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Medina of Marrakech (inscribed in 1985). The gardens are open to the public on Fridays and Sundays, except when reserved for the royal family’s use.