- 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
Très cher pour ce que sais je trouve… Déçue
Très cher pour ce que sais je trouve… Déçue
Nice garden. You can easily arrange it yourself without Ggg. Saves a third of the price. Plus, YSL is closed. Everything you want to do in Marrakech: do it yourself without help from this 'home delivery'. Really. Just go on the bonnefoi (no real waiting times anywhere, don't be scared). Except for the swimming pool oasisris, we were able to walk everywhere.
Nice garden. You can easily arrange it yourself without Ggg. Saves a third of the price. Plus, YSL is closed. Everything you want to do in Marrakech: do it yourself without help from this 'home delivery'. Really. Just go on the bonnefoi (no real waiting times anywhere, don't be scared). Except for the swimming pool oasisris, we were able to walk everywhere.
The Majorelle gardens were lovely, however everything is in French and very little in English.
The Majorelle gardens were lovely, however everything is in French and very little in English.
Majorelle Gardens: beautiful, but €55 for this... it's ridiculous The Majorelle Gardens are beautiful, yes. Peaceful, well-kept, with pleasant corners. But let's be honest: of the three areas included in the ticket price (gardens, Berber Museum, and Fashion Museum), only the gardens are minimally worth it. And paying €55 for this is, frankly, excessive. The Berber Museum is small, dark, and all the information is only in French. There is no English translation or additional explanation. You can walk through it in five minutes and it adds almost nothing to the experience. Disappointing. The Fashion Museum is a little more visually appealing, but it also lacks context. All you see are numbers next to the garments, with no explanations, no history, no narrative. You finish the tour feeling like you haven't understood a thing. Are the gardens worth it? Yes. Are the three spaces worth $55? Not at all. It's clear that this is an attraction designed for tourists with high expectations but low reality.
The garden is pretty but not exceptional
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not worth the price