Not many attractions have a color named after them (Eiffel Tower Brown anybody?) but Majorelle Garden and its iconic Majorelle Blue architecture is understandably one of the most popular attractions in Marrakesh.

This serene and enchanting oasis is a masterpiece of artistry and nature, and this botanical wonderland beckons visitors into a realm where cobalt-blue buildings harmonize with a diverse collection of exotic plants.

Beyond its vibrant facade, it also holds tales of fashion and history, making it a destination that transcends the boundaries of a typical botanical retreat, which you can see with your Majorelle Garden tickets.

Here's all you need to know about Majorelle Garden, one of the most exciting attractions in Marrakesh.

How much do Majorelle Garden tickets cost?

Your Majorelle Garden ticket grants entry to the garden only and does not include entry to the Yves Saint Laurent Museum or the Pierre Bergé Museum of Berber Arts. There are combo tickets available that include all three attractions.

Majorelle Garden international visitors ticket:

General admission fee: DH150
Students and children over 10 years old: DH75
Children under 10: Free

Majorelle Garden Moroccan nationals ticket:

General admission fee: DH70
Students and children over 10 years old: DH30
Children under 10: Free

International visitors combination ticket:

General admission fee: DH300
Students and children over 10 years old: DH150
Children under 10: Free

Moroccan national combination ticket:

General admission fee: DH120
Students and children over 10 years old: DH60
Children under 10: Free

Who is eligible for discounts?

People with disabilities are eligible for a complimentary Majorelle Garden entry ticket. There is also a discount available for students, children between 10 and 18 and Moroccan nationals.

Should you book in advance?

Majorelle Gardens is one of the most popular attractions in Marrakesh and visitors flock here daily in the hopes of capturing a picture in front of the iconic blue architecture. Booking your Majorelle Garden ticket in advance ensures that you can visit during the best hours without worrying about tickets being sold out or standing in a queue for hours.

Majorelle Garden tours are also in combination with many other attractions so booking in advance is essential as you need to plan accordingly.

Are there any combined tickets or tours including Majorelle Garden and other attractions?

Make the most of your time in Marrakesh and book a combo tour that includes a Majorelle Garden ticket along with other attractions in the Ochre City.

● Majorelle Garden and camel ride: After visiting the spectacular gardens you will be whisked off to the affluent Palmeraie to enjoy a peaceful camel ride through the desert and palm grove.

● Majorelle Garden and lunch in desert camp: Enjoy a traditional experience with a desert lunch in a Bedouin camp after visiting Majorelle Garden.

● Majorelle Garden and Hammam experience: See all the finer things Marrakesh has to offer by indulging in a relaxing afternoon in the gardens and a tranquil Hammam in Marrakesh.

● Majorelle Garden and horse carriage tour: A horse-drawn carriage tour is a unique way to see the bustling streets of Marrakesh before stopping at Majorelle Garden for a stroll through the city’s most popular oasis.

What will you see inside?

Majorelle Garden is much more than just a botanical masterpiece. Inside you can visit 2 different museums and admire magnificent architecture too. This is what lies waiting behind the walls of Majorelle Garden:

Majorelle Blue architecture

Majorelle Gardens is renowned for its distinctive cobalt-blue architecture that stands out amidst the lush greenery. The vibrant blue structures are an iconic feature of the garden and were designed by French painter Jacques Majorelle in the 1920s and 1930s.

The intense blue color, known as "Majorelle Blue", was used extensively throughout the garden and creates a captivating visual contrast with the surrounding flora.

Exotic plant collection

One of the main attractions of Majorelle Gardens is its diverse and exotic plant collection. As you explore the garden, you'll encounter a wide variety of cacti, palm trees, bamboo and other tropical plants from around the world.

The garden's layout showcases these plants in beautifully landscaped arrangements, creating a harmonious blend of colors, textures and forms.

Yves Saint Laurent memorial

The gardens also house a poignant tribute to the late fashion designer Yves Saint Laurent. After Jacques Majorelle's passing, the property was acquired by Yves Saint Laurent and his partner Pierre Bergé in the 1980s. A memorial dedicated to Yves Saint Laurent is located within the garden, commemorating his contribution to the world of fashion and art.

How to get there?

The gardens are located just under 2 kilometers northwest of the medina. You can walk there in about 30 minutes but the best way to reach it is by taxi.

What are the opening times?

Majorelle Garden is open 7 days a week from 8 AM to 6:30 PM. The last entry is at 6 PM.

Is it wheelchair friendly?

Majorelle Gardens is a wheelchair-friendly attraction, and people with disability cards will get complimentary entry too.

When is the best time to visit the Majorelle Garden?

Marrakesh can get incredibly hot during the summer months (June to August). So the best times to visit weather-wise are during the spring (March to May) and fall (September to November) when temperatures are milder.

It's a good idea to visit the garden early in the morning just after it opens. Not only is the temperature cooler, but the garden will also be less crowded.

What other attractions can be visited in Marrakesh?

Travel tips

Wear comfortable shoes, as the garden is extensive, and you'll be doing a fair amount of walking.
Respect the garden by staying on marked paths and not picking any plants or flowers.
Bring a water bottle with you, especially during hotter months.
Consider visiting the Yves Saint Laurent Museum and the Pierre Bergé Museum of Berber Arts to learn more about the history and culture of the area.
There's a café inside the garden where you can grab a drink or a light snack. It's a lovely spot to take a break and enjoy the surroundings.

Majorelle Garden: Tickets and Tours