Just like the gardens small disappointing and overpriced. Plus a quick Google search will give you better info on the Berbers.
Nice garden but in my opinion a bit high entrance fee (70 MAD).
Stunningly beautiful oasis .
Gardens are nice to wander around. Very nice atmosphere but would have been nice to see a greater variety of plants. We paid extra to get into the Berber museum. Nothing special there. Glad to have been but not worth going back.
Hugely overpriced disappointment. You can't just go to the museum but have to pay $7 to go to the garden that's nothing special, then another $3 to go to the tiny museum. The artifacts are well maintained. The monument to Yves Saint Laurent is a cheap cement brick. The cafe offers mint tea for $3 per cup in the land of mint tea where you should never spend more than $1 per cup to put this place into perspective. The Marjorelle shop has pillow covers for $70 for one and purses for over $300. If you have this money to spend at no where special, go here. Otherwise, you are in Morocco and the cost of the pillow cover will fill your suitcase home with beautiful items! A far better garden is Cyber Parc Abdeslam that will show you the real Morocco from the entire country for FREE.
Definitely the best part of the Jardin Majorelle. Great artifacts and historical memorabilia. A must see. Shame the garden is a bit of a let down.
Nie wolno byłó robic zdjęć. Bardzo mi się podobał dział z bronią stara , z zonie dział z biżuterią.
Un lieu authentique avec de jolies histoires berberes racontees par un hote tres accueillant et sympathique. On ne regardera plus les tapis du meme oeil.
Muhteşem
Teuer!
No photos allowed; the air conditioned museum housed three four separate collections: musical instruments, clothing, jewelry, and weapons.