- Berber Museum
- 1 Hour
- Mobile Ticket
- Free Cancellation Up To 5 Days Before
Highlights
- Access 3 top attractions in one ticket: Jardin Majorelle, Yves Saint Laurent Museum & Berber Museum
- Explore art, fashion, and Moroccan heritage in a single itinerary
- Discover the legacy of Yves Saint Laurent in Marrakech
Explore three of Marrakech’s most important cultural landmarks with one combined ticket: the Jardin Majorelle, the Yves Saint Laurent Museum, and the Berber Museum.
Begin at the Majorelle Garden, one of Marrakech’s most famous landmarks, known for its exotic plants, peaceful pathways, and striking blue architecture.
Continue to the Berber Museum, where traditional crafts, textiles, and jewelry highlight the richness of Morocco’s indigenous culture.
Finish at the Yves Saint Laurent Museum, where the designer’s iconic work and deep connection to Marrakech are showcased in a modern, curated space.
Together, these three sites create a structured cultural journey through art, history, and design, all accessible with a single ticket.
Included
- Yves Saint Laurent (YSL) Museum Entry Ticket
- Majorelle Garden Entry Tickets
- Pierre Bergé Museum of Berber Arts Entrance
Not Included
- Hotel pick-up and drop-off
- Food and drinks
- Tour Guide
Know Before You Go
- Combined ticket includes Jardin Majorelle + Berber Museum + Yves Saint Laurent Museum.
- Entry is valid only for the specified date and time slot (29-minute grace period)
- Your visit must start at Jardin Majorelle at your selected time
- Children under 10 enter free, provided with a valid ID, and adult company is needed.
- Your official online tickets will be sent via email one day before your scheduled visit. Be sure to check your inbox (including the spam folder) before your visit.
- There is no meeting point for this activity. You will enter the garden and the museums independently.
- Photography is strictly prohibited inside the Yves Saint Laurent Museum.
- Jardin Majorelle is wheelchair accessible; however, some areas may be difficult to navigate with wheelchairs or strollers.
- Large bags must be stored at the entrance.
- Commercial photography or videography is not permitted.
- In the rare event that the Majorelle Garden is closed due to maintenance, safety concerns, or adverse weather conditions, no refunds or discounts can be guaranteed.
Cancel Policy
- For a full refund, cancel at least 5 Day(s) in advance of the start date of the experience.
Rating & Reviews
An amazing garden and an interesting Museum entry timing was pretty good and well stewarded but rather restrictive in routing Expensive
It was overall good. The positives: I was let in 20mins before my time. The organisation of the queue was very well done. The venues gardens, ysl museum and Berber museum was very good however some of the walk ways at the garden was closed off therefore I couldn’t take the pictures I wanted and also get there view I wanted. There was too many people it was just so crowded and it was difficult to take a decent picture. Overall the whole experience was good. Cost ok. I’d go at 8:30 next time it is definitely worth the visit.
Nice walk around the Garden. Not interested in YSL stuff, but some people might love. Anyway I wanted to see it. Nice, peaceful and relaxing time. All very clean. Good.
It was well organised. I felt safe & secured as the place was well surrounded by guards & policemen.????
Pretty quick to make, it's cool in some places so it's cool
Nice to see, but the price is completely misaligned with the interest and extension of the visit. Would I recommend it? Yes At the price of almost 50€ per person? NO!!
A slightly expensive visit to the Yves Saint-Laurent museum which has few pieces.
Mornings are most beautiful
Very beautiful and interesting but does not deserve its price, however it gives work to many people. The garden is a mix of oriental and western style and the Berber museum is very beautiful.
The garden never disappoints with his beautiful plants of different species that it offers. Both museums were very interesting, i wish though that all the exhibition in the Berber Museum was explained also in English and not only in French.