- Berber Museum
- 1 Hour
- Mobile Ticket
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.
- Tickets are non-refundable and non-changeable
- 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
- This activity is non-refundable.
Rating & Reviews
Lis jardines son preciosos y están súper cuidados. El museo tampoco es para tanto , además la sala principal estaba cerrada. Un fastidio. Así que me pareció caro para lo que vi
Alla fine non è niente di che giardino carino ma non vale i soldi spesi Museo di Ysl quello bello
le jardin de Majorelle très bien le reste bof bof
Alt for dyrt??
Visita interna casa YSL non vi è stata
Le jardin est magnifique Le musée YSL aussi cependant personne nous a précisé que le musée berbère était dans le jardin Donc nous avons pas pu revenir et le faire une fois sorti du jardin
The Yves Saint Laurent Museum and Majorelle Garden themselves were nice and interesting to visit, and I can see why they are popular attractions. However, my overall experience was affected by the weather. It was raining heavily during our visit, and walking around the garden while drenched and in the dark made it difficult to fully enjoy the place. I wish the agency had taken more initiative by offering an option to adjust or change the time of visit due to the weather conditions. That flexibility would have greatly improved the experience. Overall, the locations are worth seeing, but better coordination during bad weather would make the visit more enjoyable.
The Gardens are pretty and the house is beautiful, however we where rushed and it was over capacity at our time of entry. The YSL museum was beautiful and the Bowles collection of clothes was a highlight. However, if you do not have the money to spare or time to spare, this should be missed.
Not very interesting. Very expensive.
Unfortunately, I must say Majorelle Garden was easily the most disappointing experience and activity during my time in Morocco. I was definitely expecting a much more impressive garden, but it’s primarily a cactus garden with some greenery, a koi pond, and some blue buildings. There are very few flowering plants. I feel like I’ve seen more impressive gardens in several small and large cities. Honestly, it feels like a social media influencer destination more than anything else so people can snap some photos just to say they’ve been there because it’s the thing to do in Marrakech. This may be controversial, but I enjoyed Le Jardin Secret in Marrakech much more for its beauty, peacefulness, and overall vibe. The Berber Museum was interesting but small and could benefit from more descriptions, context, and explanations of Berber history. The YSL Museum does a nice job of representing YSL fashion and style but is also relatively small. Overall, I can’t recommend. Not a good value.