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Majorelle Garden(more_proximate) is one of the most favored and frequently visited places in Marrakech, providing an oasis of tranquility amidst the loud and crowded medina. French painter Jacques Majorelle made the gardens in the 1920s, later Yves Saint Laurent, and Pierre Bergé brought them back to life, the garden was famous for its strong cobalt-blue structures, lush greens, and artistically made. While the garden incorporated beautiful plants along with art and history, it managed to become a creative and peaceful spot in the very center of Marrakech.
History of the Garden
The garden was created by the painter Jacques Majorelle and then the fashion designer Yves Saint Laurent saved it. Now, it is one of the most significant artistic places in the city.
Botanical Highlights
Majorelle Garden possesses a rich diversity of plant collection from various parts of the globe: Cacti and succulents Bamboo patches Thousand-year-old trees and lilies Plants with the most beautiful exotic flowers
Majorelle Blue Architecture
The garden has earned its reputation for the brilliant cobalt blue shade, “Majorelle Blue,” that has been the main color throughout all the structures, fountains, and even the decorative ones.
Museums Inside the Garden
Berber Museum: Detailing the Amazigh culture, and displaying jewelry and costumes Yves Saint Laurent Museum (next door): A tribute to the great fashion designer
Visiting Majorelle Garden
Where: Gueliz, Marrakech The time that is good for the visit: 1-2 hours Entry Trick: Book a ticket in advance due to the great demand.
Best Time to Visit
At dawn: There will be fewer people around and the temperatures will be lower. In the evening: The lighting will be soft and the mood will be relaxed.
Travel Tips
Buy the tickets online ahead of time. Taking photos is permitted, but do so in a discreet manner and avoid the noisy spots. Link the visit to the Yves Saint Laurent Museum with it. Put on your best and most comfortable walking shoes.
