When visiting Jnan Sbil Garden, be prepared to spend some time enjoying the peaceful atmosphere. While it’s not a large garden, it offers a relaxing escape with its shady areas and quiet corners. The garden is free to visit, though donations are appreciated. Keep in mind that the garden is a popular spot for locals, so try to visit early in the day or in the late afternoon to avoid crowds. The garden is well-maintained, but be sure to watch your step near the ponds and fountains, as the ground can be slippery.

Jnan Sbil Garden is located just outside the medina of Fez, making it easy to reach from most parts of the city. If you’re coming from Bab Bou Jeloud (the Blue Gate), it’s about a 10-minute walk to the garden. The entrance is located near the Royal Palace, so if you're exploring the palace grounds, it’s an easy addition to your itinerary. Taxis are also available if you prefer a more direct route, but be prepared to walk a bit to reach the entrance as vehicles can’t access the narrow streets of the medina.

The best time to visit Jnan Sbil Garden is early in the morning or late in the afternoon, when the temperatures are cooler, and the garden is less crowded. These are ideal times to enjoy the peaceful environment, take photos, and explore the garden at a relaxed pace. The garden is especially beautiful during spring and autumn when the flowers are in full bloom, and the weather is mild. Avoid midday visits in summer, as it can get quite hot, especially in the sun-soaked areas of the garden.

Jnan Sbil Garden is a great stop during a day of exploring Fez. After visiting the garden, you can wander through the nearby Royal Palace or take a walk to the medina's vibrant souks. If you're interested in history, the nearby Bou Inania Madrasa and Al-Attarine Madrasa are beautiful examples of Moroccan architecture. For a more extended day trip, consider combining your visit to the garden with a trip to the Kairaouine Mosque, the tanneries of Fez, or even a drive to the nearby Roman ruins of Volubilis or the town of Meknes for a deeper dive into Morocco's heritage.