Jardin Majorelle tickets: timed 30-minute slots, 170 MAD for the garden and 330 MAD with both museums, sold only at one site

💡 The Short Version: Tickets are timed 30-minute slots sold only at tickets.jardinmajorelle.com: 170 MAD (about £13) for the garden, 230 MAD with the Berber museum and 330 MAD (about £25) with the Berber museum and the Yves Saint Laurent museum too. In October 2026 the slots from about 09:00 to 12:00 sell out days ahead, so book before you fly. The first slot is at 08:00. The YSL museum is closed on Wednesdays. The combined ticket saves 40 MAD against the three bought separately. GetYourGuide resells the entry from £19 and £33, about £6 and £7.50 more. Or book a tour: the Bahia Palace, Saadian Tombs and medina tourad (from £13, 4 hours) covers the Kasbah monuments.

The tickets, compared

Prices are from the official ticket office and the garden’s own page, at about 13 MAD to the pound. Look-alike ticket sites turn up in search results. The garden says tickets sold on any non-authorised site will not allow access.

• The sum: the Berber museum’s own page lists 60 MAD, so the garden, the Berber museum and the YSL museum cost 370 MAD separately and 330 MAD combined.
• Reduced: Moroccan citizens and residents pay 75 MAD for the garden, Moroccan students 40 MAD and international students 95 MAD.
• Free: children under 10 with an adult, visitors with reduced mobility on a valid disability card, and travel agents, official guides and ICOM members on a valid card.
• Wednesdays: the YSL museum is closed, so buy the garden ticket, or the garden and Berber museum ticket.

How to buy

• Where: choose the date and slot at tickets.jardinmajorelle.com. The garden’s page advises booking as early as possible to be sure of the slot.
• Slots: they run in 30-minute steps from 08:00, and the last is at 16:30.
• October: the slots from about 09:00 to 12:00 sell out days ahead. If the morning has gone, try 08:00 or the afternoon.
• The combined ticket: choose a slot from 10:00, when the YSL museum opens.

Tours worth paying for

GetYourGuide’s two bestsellers for the garden resell the entry, and they cost more than the official ticket. Prices are GetYourGuide’s lowest “from” prices, per person.

The garden ticket

From £19 (usually £23) · 4.5 stars from 13,134 reviews · 1 hour

Marrakesh: Majorelle Garden Entry Ticketsad is the garden entry sold by GetYourGuide. The official ticket is 170 MAD (about £13).

The garden and both museums

From £33 (usually £42) · 4.6 stars from 8,224 reviews · 2 hours

Marrakech: Majorelle Garden, YSL and Berber Museum Entryad is the combined entry. The official combined ticket is 330 MAD (about £25).

What to see

The garden covers 9,000 m² inside walls. The painter Jacques Majorelle laid it out from 1922, and Yves Saint Laurent and Pierre Bergé bought it in 1980 to save it from a hotel development.

A cobalt-blue fountain pool among the cacti of the Jardin Majorelle. Photo: Alexander Leisser, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0.

1. The garden (about an hour). Alleys cross on different levels between Art Deco and Moorish buildings in bold colours, among plants from distant regions. GetYourGuide lists the visit at 1 hour. Take the 08:00 slot if you can.
2. The Pierre Bergé Museum of Berber Arts. It opened in 2011 in Majorelle’s former painting studio, inside the garden. More than 600 objects collected by Bergé and Saint Laurent fill four spaces, beginning with the history and geography of the Berbers (Amazighs) and a map of the main tribes, with audiovisual material along the route.
3. The Yves Saint Laurent museum. It stands a short walk from the garden, in a separate 4,000 m² building with a 400 m² permanent exhibition, and it opens at 10:00. See the YSL museum guide.

Barrel cacti in the cactus beds of the Jardin Majorelle. Photo: Alexander Leisser, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0.

What to skip: the 330 MAD combined ticket, if you want only the garden. The garden is the visit, and the museums add 60 MAD and 140 MAD.

Hours, rules and getting there

• Two timetables: the ticket office and the garden’s page differ, so check the day’s hours when you book.
• Access: the garden is accessible to visitors with reduced mobility.
• Getting there: the garden is in Guéliz, outside the medina walls, on Rue Yves Saint Laurent. A petit taxi is the usual way, and the meter is required by law.
• Contact: +212 5 24 29 86 86.

The Yves Saint Laurent museum has its own guide, and the Bahia Palace, the Ben Youssef Madrasa and Le Jardin Secret are the medina’s tickets. For the other bookings, see what to book before you go to Marrakech. Marrakech museums lists the rest of the city’s museums, and Marrakech after the earthquake says what has reopened in the medina. 3 days in Marrakech puts the 08:00 slot into a plan, and Marrakech medina tours and licensed guides covers a guide. To sleep nearby, where to stay in Marrakech compares the areas, and where to eat in Marrakech lists places to eat. Marrakech airport to the medina covers the arrival, and Is Marrakech safe? covers taxis.