Agdal

The name “Agdal” comes from the Berber language and means “meadow on the banks of a wadi enclosed with a stone wall”. The Almoravids laid out an orchard garden in the 12th century. Water was brought from the Ourika Valley by a network of underground channels and ditches. Agdal comprises several linked gardens with one leading on to the next, including an orange grove and an olive plantation.