Marrakech Majorelle Garden & Museums

Majorelle Garden Botanical Oasis

Immerse yourself in Marrakech’s vibrant culture as you wander the famed Majorelle Garden botanical oasis, home to cobalt-blue villas, towering date palms, rare cactus varieties and tranquil lily ponds—every corner an Instagram-worthy moment. Admire the art deco ceramic pots, Moorish-inspired fountains and the garden café overlooking bamboo groves, then explore the onsite Islamic Art Museum for a deeper dive into North African design and craftsmanship. Originally designed by French painter Jacques Majorelle in the 1920s and lovingly restored by Yves Saint Laurent and Pierre Bergé in the early 2000s, the garden now flourishes year-round thanks to sustainable horticulture practices showcased at the Institut Culturel Bernard & Nancy Majorelle. Audio guides and multilingual signage ensure you’ll catch every fascinating detail about rare plant species and the iconic “Majorelle Blue” pigment.

Yves Saint Laurent Museum & Berber Museum

Just steps away, the Yves Saint Laurent Museum presents the designer’s most iconic couture creations in a contemporary, light-filled space by Studio KO. Stroll through galleries of original sketches, archival photographs and stage costumes, and don’t miss rotating exhibitions that spotlight Saint Laurent’s enduring influence on global fashion—think the “Le Smoking” tuxedo, safari jackets and haute-couture eveningwear brought to life with immersive audio tours. On the same grounds, the Berber Museum offers an unparalleled look at Morocco’s indigenous Amazigh culture. View exquisite silver jewelry, hand-woven carpets and traditional garments that tell the story of mountain tribes from the High Atlas to the Sahara, while interactive displays and video screenings illuminate Berber rituals, languages and artistic traditions.

Seamless Booking & Dedicated Support

With our combined Majorelle Garden, YSL Museum and Berber Museum entry ticket, enjoy seamless access to three of Marrakech’s top attractions in one hassle-free booking. Choose flexible entry times—early morning to catch soft light over bamboo groves or late afternoon to see the gardens glow in sunset hues—and receive e-tickets via email. Recommended visit durations are 60 minutes for the garden, 45 minutes for the YSL Museum and 30 minutes for the Berber Museum, though you’re welcome to linger longer if inspiration strikes. Book your Marrakech Majorelle Garden ticket or combined museum entry online today for secure payment, mobile-friendly e-ticket delivery and dedicated customer support in English, French and Arabic. Perfect for garden lovers, fashion aficionados and history buffs alike, these cultural tours rank among the best things to do in Marrakech and guarantee an unforgettable glimpse into Moroccan art, design and heritage.