Majorelle Garden
A garden famed for its cobalt-blue villa, cacti and the Berber Museum.
- Category
- Park
- Duration
- 1.3 h
- Price
- $$
- Best time
- Early morning
Tip: Buy tickets online to skip the long queue.
Show on mapMarrakech's museums tell Morocco's art and history in palaces, mansions and gardens. Most are close together in the medina, so several fit into one day.
There is no official combined ticket for Bahia, El Badi and the Saadian Tombs; each is bought separately.
There are generally no free days, though some sites discount Moroccan residents.
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A garden famed for its cobalt-blue villa, cacti and the Berber Museum.
Tip: Buy tickets online to skip the long queue.
Show on mapA late-19th-century palace with painted ceilings and courtyards, the peak of Moroccan craft.
Tip: Arrive at opening to beat the tour groups.
Show on mapA modern museum showing Yves Saint Laurent's sketches and collections.
Tip: Combine it with Majorelle Garden next door.
Show on mapFinely carved Saadian dynasty tombs that stayed walled up for centuries.
Tip: The main chamber fills fast, so go early.
Show on mapThe grand ruins of a 16th-century Saadian palace, with stork nests and a vast courtyard.
Tip: The upper terraces give great medina views.
Show on mapA restored palace garden in the medina that explains Islamic garden design.
Tip: Climb the tower terrace for a view over the souks.
Show on mapA museum in a palace showing Moroccan art, ceramics and manuscripts.
Tip: Look up at the huge chandelier in the central courtyard.
Show on mapA former mansion collecting Berber carpets, jewellery and carved wood.
Tip: It is a few minutes' walk from Bahia Palace.
Show on mapA collection of historic photographs of Morocco from the 1870s onward.
Tip: The rooftop cafe is perfect for a tea break.
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