Name: Jardin Majorelle-Yves Saint Laurent Mansion
Address: Rue Yves St Laurent, Marrakech 40090, Morocco, MA
Telephone: +212 5242-98686

Jardin Majorelle-Yves Saint Laurent Mansion is a tourist attraction, located at Rue Yves St Laurent, Marrakech 40090, Morocco. They can be contacted via phone at +212 5242-98686, visit their website www.jardinmajorelle.com for more detailed information.

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Rue Yves St Laurent, Marrakech 40090

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Added by Jopie, at 18 February 2017

Monday 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Tuesday 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Wednesday 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Thursday 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Friday 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Saturday 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Sunday 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM

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Ali Khamis

23 March 2022

Nice garden. Not too busy with people. Even the queue is not long for buying tickets (waited for 15 minutes)
You can take some very beautiful photos
The place is small, nothing so special about it, except it’s been built and designed by famous french designer
If you’re in Marrakech, you have to visit it, but don’t expect that much
Amine Touil

08 March 2022

garden of about 3000 species on nearly 1 hectare, an art deco villa labeled house of Illustres, and a museum of the history of Berbers. It is one of the most visited places in Morocco. In its shaded alleys, you wander among trees and exotic plants whose origin is dreaming. One is soothed and bewitched by the harmony of this luxuriant and alive picture where the senses are delicately solicited to offer a magic walk, out of the city so animated yet so close, in the enclosure protected by the high walls of ground, out time. It dazzles with its frank colors and lush greenery, completely cut off from the outside world.
Florian Labadens

24 January 2022

Absolutely amazing ! This blue … so pure and so complex … Frequently imitated but always incomparable.
We spent a great and timeless moment in the garden. We were not alone, of course, but it didn’t create bottlenecks.
cost: 12€ - expected duration: 2h
Strongly recommend to make it once.
Our Worldschooling Family

12 October 2021

A sweet little park to wander around. We loved seeing the cacti especially the sweet flowers. The bright blue Berber Museum building is a great photo backdrop. It’s worth visiting to see some pretty artefacts. The lily pond is sweet too. Booking is currently required online 24 hours in advance. They accept digital tickets.
P T R

28 January 2021

Great gardens! Worth visiting this wonderful place. The visit can take as long as you need, but a minimum of 1hour will be needed at least to see everything. Great to visit with children too. There is also a shop inside to buy souvenirs.
Jessica Creech

19 April 2018

One of the most beautiful gardens I have ever been to in my life. Stunning tall palm trees. The garden is so beautifully maintained. It can get VERY busy so it pays to go early in the morning when it is cooler and there isn't so many people. A must see if you go to Marrakesh.
Bettina Dyer

06 April 2018

Wonderful, calm serene place. An oasis of electric blue & plants. We loved walking through the garden admiring the plants. The stunning blue buildings are the ideal backdrop for photo enthusiasts. We had a tasty lunch in the restaurant watched by a friendly, well fed resident cat. Highly recommended. Go early as queue grew quickly!!
Florian Speckbacher

31 March 2018

Beautiful place to visit. Large selection of plants and flowers. We have been lucky as also the Yves Saint L. Garden was open.
We recommend to come very early, best would be at 8 in the morning. If you are late make sure to come around 9:30 and queue in front of the Yves saint Laurent museum and buy a ticket for both places. The museum opens at 10 and you don’t have to queue afterwards. Tickets are cheaper for students. (Roughly half the price)
Anée Todea

20 March 2018

Such a lovely place! Would recommend visiting it for sure. Don't get disarmed by the queue it goes pretty fast and then you can enjoy a colourful oasis! There's not much inside but the place is great for a photo shoot, it's so vivid and full of life! Inside they have a coffee place which is nice to go to.
David Hunter

08 March 2018

Arrived to Majorelle at roughly 11am on a Wednesday in early March and the line was approximately 20-minutes long.
The grounds are beautiful but crowded (hence my 4-stars). Very photogenic location, but too many tourists to really enjoy the experience. Lines get pretty long and there's no ability to purchase tickets ahead of time. There was an abundance of cactus and the striking cobalt blue appeared on every walkway, wall and in the villa. Would been nice to live here, all you need to do is become a world famous fashion designer and it can be yours :)
Leon Tindemans

07 November 2017

It's a nice garden. Waiting time can be 30 minutes, but it goes fast. In around 30 a 45 minutes you have seen the garden.
Charlotte Van Den Hoogen

31 October 2017

Amazing garden of Yves Saint Laurent. There was a big line waiting in front of the entrance but we got cooled down with some water from diffusers. The small Cafe is nice, has good food and way to small for the amount of people who want to drink or eat something. Unfortunately the YSL Museum is closed on Wednesday, keep that in mind. It was a nice walk around, seeing a very special Garden
Εμμανουελα Παππα

31 October 2017

Amazing place to visit!! The garden is incredible and attention has been paid down to the last detail!! Everything is clean and we'll taken care of!! You can also enjoy a cup of coffee/tea in the cafe that is situated in the same property. An incredible exhibition with Berberic clothes and items is also housed in the garden but you have to pay an extra ticket to visit it. But it is so worth it!!
Kyle Clark

22 October 2017

A beautiful garden, peaceful and serene. An unexpected gem in the middle of Marrakech's new city. More expensive than other tourist attractions but there are helpful staff everywhere and the Berber museum is a bargain add-on.
David Jagroop

08 September 2017

Really interesting oasis of peace and tranquility. There are some great historical exhibits mapping out Morocco's past. The gardens are stunning and well maintained. Sadly we went on a changeable day weather wise but in the sunshine is where it really comes into its own.
Remi Romac

30 August 2017

Beautiful garden. You can feel the peace as soon as you enter. Beautiful museum to visit as well about Majorelle and Yves Saint Laurent. Definitely the best place to visit in Marrakesh !
Stella Soohye Jeong

26 August 2017

Love the colour of Majorelle blue. Really worth the entrance fee! Beautiful garden full of plants&also a beautiful museum.
Gonçalo

15 August 2017

It wonderful what money and nice management can achieve. The garden space is pretty average but the colors and the plant's arrangement turn this dull square into a cool oasis of tranquility. The small museum is also well kept. It has an amazing infinity room showcasing traditional jewelry.
Oreo Wong

11 August 2017

The Art Nouveau style Moroccan garden is relaxing and charming. Strange plants are eye-attracting. With a taste of Yves Saint Laurent.

Berber cultural museum is a must-go site. A delicate display of Berber people culture with detailed explanation.
Ruben Peters

04 April 2017

The garden is tranquil, but a bit small for the entry price - impressive for so close to the city. Don't bother with the cafe, it's very over priced (60dh for orange juice)
Sonia Binte Khorshed

06 March 2017

The tranquil blue color mixed with natures green and other bright colors gives a real treat to the eyes as well as to the soul. This garden seems like an oasis in the middle of a desert. A beautiful place to visit.
Peter Van Der Hagen

04 March 2017

Beautiful gardens. Probably a 20-30 minute line to get in and 70 DH to see the gardens. If you are into gardens it's probably well worth it. Otherwise it's just a relaxing stroll
Mez Pahlan

01 March 2017

Great little botanical gardens just on the outskirts of Marrakech. Highly recommended even if just to see the lovely blue coloured house. Try and spend around two hours there. It is pretty small so you could do it quicker but the cafe is very popular so give yourself enough time to be served.
Catarina Correa

25 February 2017

Very nice garden, with nice (and expensive) store inside. The signs for each plant are quite hard to understand, so it is worth reading a little bit about it before going in. The cafe is very charming with good tea, but a not-worthy hot chocolate; if you seat you have to order something, they are pretty serious about that. The museum is definitely worth it. Some of the nicest collection of berbere art and clothing on morroco is there. Taxis will harass you into paying a lot more than the price, so try to walk to a different point before hopping on one.