Jardin Majorelle at a glance
The garden sits on Rue Yves Saint Laurent, outside the medina. Its centrepiece is a villa painted in a strong cobalt shade known as Majorelle blue, set among cacti, palms and pools. The former painter's studio in the garden is now a museum of Berber art, and the Yves Saint Laurent Museum stands next door.
The operator says the garden is accessible for wheelchairs. Allow about an hour for the garden alone, and more if you want to see the museums.
Tickets: you must book online
The Jardin Majorelle sells tickets online only. The operator's own website links to one official ticket page, and you choose a time slot there. Book early, especially for mornings and busy months. Do not rely on buying a ticket at the gate, and use only the ticket page linked from the garden's own website, not resellers' pages.
Check the details on the ticket page when you pay, because the final total, any fee and the cancellation rules are shown there at checkout.
Prices in 2026
Prices as published by the operator. Discounted tickets need proof at the entrance.
| Ticket | Garden | Berber Museum |
|---|---|---|
| Regular adult | MAD 170 | MAD 60 |
| Moroccan nationals and foreign residents of Morocco | MAD 75 | MAD 35 |
| Moroccan students | MAD 40 | MAD 20 |
| International students | MAD 95 | MAD 35 |
| Children under 10, accompanied | Free | Free |
Free entry to the garden is also listed for people with a valid disability card, official guides and travel agents, and ICOM members with a valid card. Combined prices reported by a third-party ticket guide in October 2026 were MAD 230 for the garden and the Berber Museum, and MAD 330 for all three sites. Treat these as a guide and confirm the final price on the ticket page.
Our picks: Majorelle Garden entry
Garden only, or garden and two museums on one ticket, with or without an audio guide. None of them includes a live guide.
Hand-picked tours, booked through GetYourGuide. Prices are indicative starting prices in euros (as of October 2026). Tap a tour for live availability and the current price in your currency.
Majorelle Garden and museums with audio guide
Entry to the garden, the Berber museum and the Yves Saint Laurent Museum, plus a digital audio guide app. Headphones are not included, and there is no tour guide.
Check availability →Majorelle Garden with the YSL and Berber museums
Entry to the garden, the Yves Saint Laurent Museum and the Pierre Bergé Berber museum, with no guide and no transport. The operator sells garden entry online only, so book ahead.
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Majorelle Garden entry, garden only
Entry to the garden only. The Yves Saint Laurent Museum and the Pierre Bergé Berber museum are not included, and neither are a guide or transport.
Check availability →Marrakech tours that include Jardin Majorelle
City tours and half-day trips that stop at the garden and the medina, with live prices and availability.
Which ticket should you buy?
Decide before you book, because the ticket page asks you to pick a slot and a product. The three options are the garden alone, the garden with the Berber Museum, or all three sites including the Yves Saint Laurent Museum. The Yves Saint Laurent Museum alone was listed at MAD 140 by the same third-party guide.
- Short on time: the garden alone is enough to see the blue villa, the pools and the cactus garden.
- Interested in craft and culture: add the Berber Museum, which is in the former painter's studio inside the garden.
- Interested in fashion: add the Yves Saint Laurent Museum, and check that you are not visiting on a Wednesday.
Opening hours
The garden opens daily. Its own pages show slightly different times, so use the time slot on your ticket as the final word.
- Garden: from 08:00 or 08:30. Closing is listed between 17:30 and 18:30, with last entry between 17:00 and 18:00.
- Berber Museum: opens at 08:30 or 09:00 and closes between 17:00 and 18:00.
- Yves Saint Laurent Museum: 10:00 to 18:00 daily except Wednesday, last entry 17:30.
The safest plan is an early slot in the morning. The light is soft, the paths are quieter and the heat is lower in summer. See our Marrakech weather guide for the months to avoid.
The YSL Museum and the Berber Museum
The Musée Yves Saint Laurent is a separate ticket and closes on Wednesdays. The Pavilion Temporaire in the Villa Oasis garden opened on 31 January 2025 and is part of the garden route. Individual exhibition rooms can close while displays change. That is not the same as the whole museum being shut, but it is worth checking the museum's page before you go if one exhibition matters to you.
The Berber Museum, called the Musée Pierre Bergé, is in the former painter's studio. If your time is short, the garden and one museum make a good visit.
Tips for your visit
Go early
Pick the first slot of the day if you can. Paths are narrow and photos are easier without crowds.
Bring proof
Student, resident and disability tickets need the matching card or document at the entrance.
Plan the medina separately
The garden is outside the medina. Visit the old town in another part of the day, using our medina guide, and take a taxi between the two.
Photos
The blue wall and the pool are the best-known views. Cacti and palms make good frames on the quieter paths.
Jardin Majorelle: frequently asked questions
Can I buy tickets at the entrance?
No. Tickets are sold online only, through the ticket page linked from the garden's own website. Choose a time slot and book ahead.
How much is the Jardin Majorelle ticket?
The regular garden ticket is MAD 170 in 2026. Moroccan nationals and foreign residents of Morocco pay MAD 75, Moroccan students MAD 40 and international students MAD 95, each with proof. Children under 10 are free when accompanied.
What time does the garden open and close?
It opens daily from 08:00 or 08:30. Closing is listed between 17:30 and 18:30, so rely on the time on your ticket and aim to arrive well before the last entry.
Is the Yves Saint Laurent Museum included in the garden ticket?
No. The museum has its own ticket and is closed on Wednesdays. Opening hours are 10:00 to 18:00, with last entry at 17:30.
How long do I need?
Allow about an hour for the garden, plus extra time for each museum you add.
Is the garden wheelchair accessible?
The operator states that the garden is accessible for wheelchairs. Contact the garden if you have specific needs.