The Majorelle-blue villa and its pool framed by palms

Neighbourhood guide · Marrakech

Majorelle, the blue garden

The Jardin Majorelle, the YSL museum, the Berber museum and the concept stores.

The back story

  1. Neighbourhood guide

    Majorelle: the blue garden and the couturier

    Majorelle·In depth

    The blue garden, the Musée Yves Saint Laurent, the Berber museum and the concept stores.

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What to see and do

  1. The couturier’s museum

    Musée Yves Saint Laurent Marrakech

    Majorelle·Museum

    A museum devoted to the work of Yves Saint Laurent, on Rue Yves Saint Laurent.

    Rue Yves Saint Laurent, 40090 MarrakechExplore View on map

  2. Inside the Jardin Majorelle

    Pierre Bergé Museum of Berber Arts

    Majorelle·Museum

    The museum of Amazigh (Berber) arts inside the Jardin Majorelle, open daily.

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  3. Majorelle blue

    Jardin Majorelle

    Majorelle·Garden

    The blue garden of Jacques Majorelle, later Yves Saint Laurent’s and Pierre Bergé’s, open daily.

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Where to eat

  1. In the blue garden

    Café Majorelle

    Majorelle·Café

    The café inside the Jardin Majorelle, one of the sites on the garden’s own ticket.

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  2. At the YSL museum

    Café le Studio

    Majorelle·Café

    The café of the Musée Yves Saint Laurent Marrakech, beside the bookshop.

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Shopping

  1. Young Moroccan brands

    33 Rue Majorelle

    Majorelle·Concept store

    A gallery and concept store of young Moroccan brands and designers, opposite the Majorelle garden.

    33 Rue Yves Saint Laurent, MarrakechExplore View on map

Where to stay

  1. Built for design lovers

    Maison Brummell Majorelle

    Majorelle·Guest house

    An eight-room house near the Jardin Majorelle, built from scratch over three years.

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