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How Much Is a Majorelle Garden Ticket in Marrakech? (2026 Prices)
A Majorelle Garden ticket costs 170 MAD for adults. Adding the Berber Museum makes it 230 MAD, and the combined ticket with the YSL Museum costs 330 MAD. Tickets are sold online only, for a fixed time slot.
The Majorelle Garden is a small botanical garden built around a cobalt blue studio. The painter Jacques Majorelle started it in the 1920s, and Yves Saint Laurent and Pierre Bergé bought it in 1980 and saved it from being turned into a hotel site. It is compact, so most visitors finish in under an hour and a half.
At 170 MAD it is one of the more expensive tickets in Marrakech, and the price has risen over the last few years. Older articles quote 70 to 150 MAD, which is why the number you see on blogs and the number on the booking page rarely match.
Is it worth it? If you like gardens, design or photography, yes. If you are on a tight budget, the Berber Museum is the better value of the extras, and the combined ticket only makes sense if you will actually visit the YSL Museum as well.
Marrakech majorelle garden ticket prices
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| Option | Price | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| Garden only, adult | ... | Standard adult entry to the garden for a timed slot. |
| Garden + Berber Museum, adult | ... | Garden plus the Pierre Bergé Museum of Berber Arts, which sits inside the old blue studio. The museum adds 60 MAD. |
| Combined ticket, adult (garden, Berber Museum, YSL Museum) | ... | All three sites on one ticket. It costs less than buying each one separately. |
| International student or child aged 10 and over | ... | Reduced rates: 95 MAD for the garden, 130 MAD with the Berber Museum, and 180 MAD for the combined ticket. |
| Moroccan citizen or resident | ... | 75 MAD for the garden, 110 MAD with the Berber Museum, and 135 MAD for the combined ticket. Bring ID. Moroccan students pay 40 MAD for the garden. |
| Child under 10 | ... | Free when accompanied by an adult. You may still need to select them on the booking page. |
Per person, in MAD. Prices were read from the official ticket office on 7 October 2026. The foundation can change them, and the booking page shows the final price before you pay.
Usually included
- Entry to the garden for your booked time slot
- Berber Museum access (on the 230 MAD and 330 MAD tickets)
- YSL Museum access (on the 330 MAD combined ticket)
Usually extra
- The Berber Museum, if you buy the garden-only ticket
- The YSL Museum, which is a separate ticket
- Food and drinks at the cafe, which are priced above the Marrakech average
- A guide (none is offered on site)
- Transport from the medina, which is a 20 to 25 minute walk from Jemaa el Fna
What actually changes the price
Which ticket you pick
The garden alone is 170 MAD. The Berber Museum adds 60 MAD, and the YSL Museum adds about 100 MAD on the combined ticket. Decide before you book, since a museum add-on is simpler to buy upfront.
Resident and student rates
Moroccans and foreign residents pay 75 MAD for the garden, roughly half the foreign adult price. International students and children from 10 pay 95 MAD.
Official site versus resellers
Tickets are sold on the foundation's own booking site. Resellers charge more, for example around 22 EUR for the garden, against roughly 16 EUR at the official price.
Fixed time slots
Your ticket is for a specific time. Arriving late can mean losing your slot, and the busiest hours sell out first.
What to expect
Arrive about 15 minutes before your slot. The entrance is on Rue Yves Saint Laurent in Gueliz, and there is a line to scan tickets even when you have already booked.
Inside, the paths loop between bamboo, cacti, palms and water basins, with the blue villa at the centre. The pots and walls are painted in the same cobalt, and the yellow accents are what you see in most photos.
The Berber Museum is in the old studio, and it holds about 600 objects, including jewellery, textiles and weapons from Amazigh communities. It closes 30 minutes before the garden.
Before you book
Book the first slot of the day. The garden opens at 8:00. The first hour is the only quiet time, and it makes the difference between a calm walk and a crowded one.
Book online, not at the door. There is no regular ticket desk on site. Use the foundation's official booking page and check the date and time before paying.
Plan the YSL Museum around Wednesday. The garden and the Berber Museum open every day, but the YSL Museum is closed on Wednesdays. If you want the combined ticket, pick another day.
Dress for a garden, not a palace. Paths are gravel and sand in places. Flat shoes and a hat are more useful than anything formal.
Frequently asked questions
How much does the Majorelle Garden cost?
170 MAD for adults. With the Berber Museum it costs 230 MAD, and the combined ticket with the YSL Museum costs 330 MAD.
Can I buy Majorelle Garden tickets at the gate?
No. Tickets are sold online only, for a fixed date and time. Use the official booking page and avoid resellers, which charge more.
Is the Berber Museum included in the garden ticket?
No. The garden ticket covers the garden only. The Berber Museum adds 60 MAD, and the YSL Museum has its own price or comes on the 330 MAD combined ticket.
How much do Moroccan residents pay?
75 MAD for the garden, 110 MAD with the Berber Museum and 135 MAD for the combined ticket. You need Moroccan ID or a residence card.
How long do you need at the Majorelle Garden?
About an hour for the garden, and around two hours if you add the Berber Museum. The YSL Museum adds 45 minutes to an hour.
What are the Majorelle Garden opening hours?
Daily from about 8:00 with last entry around 17:00 or 17:30, depending on the season. Check the booking page for your date.
Is the Majorelle Garden worth the price?
For gardens, photography and design, yes, especially at 8:00. It is small, so visitors on a tight budget often skip it or take only the garden ticket.
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