Jardin Olhão, also known as the Garden of Portugal, is a peaceful green park in the heart of Agadir. Built to celebrate the friendship between Agadir and the Portuguese city of Olhão, the garden blends Moroccan and Portuguese styles with shaded walkways, fountains and quiet seating areas. It is a lovely spot for travellers looking for a calm break from city attractions and a pleasant place to stroll or relax.
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The garden is small but beautifully maintained, with landscaped paths, trees and traditional architecture. A highlight is the Museum of Memory, which provides information about Agadir before and after the 1960 earthquake. Entry to the park is free, and the atmosphere is calm, making it ideal for families, couples or anyone wanting a short peaceful stop. Benches and shaded corners offer comfortable places to rest.
Jardin Olhão is mostly shaded, making it a refreshing stop during warm days. Bring a bottle of water and take your time walking through the pathways. The museum inside has limited opening hours, so it’s worth checking ahead if you plan to visit. The garden is quiet and not commercial, so don’t expect cafés or shops inside—this is more of a cultural and relaxing space.
The garden is located in central Agadir, near the Talborjt district. Many visitors staying in nearby hotels can reach it on foot. Petit Taxis are inexpensive and can drop you directly at the entrance—just agree on the fare beforehand. Public buses also run close to the area, and there is street parking available if you are using a rental car.
Mornings and late afternoons are the best times to visit, offering cooler temperatures and soft light through the trees. Midday can be warmer but still pleasant thanks to the shade. Weekdays tend to be quieter, while weekends may attract more local families. The garden is open throughout the day, making it easy to fit into any schedule.