Everything You Need to Know About Jardin Majorelle

1. Pet Policy:Unfortunately, pets are not allowed in Jardin Majorelle. This includes both dogs and other animals. The garden is a peaceful space, and its delicate plants and vibrant spaces need to be preserved for visitors to enjoy.

2. Instagram & Photography:Jardin Majorelle is incredibly photogenic, and you'll definitely want to capture its beauty for Instagram! Photography is allowed, but be mindful of other visitors and avoid using tripods or drones. The garden’s striking blue buildings, lush greenery, and exotic plants make for some amazing shots, so don't forget to tag your photos with #JardinMajorelle!

3Ticket Prices:Please visit our website for our current prices. Children, students, and Moroccan residents often enjoy discounted rates, so be sure to check for any updates on pricing.

4. Where to Book Tickets:You can purchase tickets directly at the entrance of Jardin Majorelle. However, to avoid waiting in line, it’s recommended to book your tickets online via the official Jardin Majorelle website or other authorized ticketing platforms. Online booking also gives you the option of buying tickets for specific time slots, making your visit smoother and more convenient.

5. Visiting Hours:Jardin Majorelle is typically open daily, with visiting hours from 8:00 AM to 5:30 PM. The garden is closed on certain national holidays, so it’s a good idea to check in advance to avoid any unexpected closures, especially during peak tourist seasons.

6. Dress Code:There is no strict dress code, but since the garden is a cultural and peaceful site, modest and comfortable clothing is encouraged. It's a good idea to wear lightweight clothes, especially during the warmer months, as the sun can be intense. Comfortable shoes are also recommended, as you'll be walking through the garden’s winding paths and exploring its various sections.

7. The Best Time to Visit:The best time to visit Jardin Majorelle is early in the morning or late afternoon to avoid the midday heat and larger crowds. Visiting in the spring (March to May) or fall (September to November) allows you to enjoy the garden when the weather is milder. The garden is most serene and less crowded in the off-season, but visiting during any time of year promises beauty.

8. Extra Tips for Your Visit:

• Location: Jardin Majorelle is located at Route Yacoub El Mansour, Marrakech, Morocco. It’s easily accessible from other popular areas of the city.
• Guided Tours: To gain deeper insights into the history of the garden and its Berber heritage, consider booking a guided tour. Some tours include explanations about the plants, architecture, and the story behind Yves Saint Laurent’s involvement in the garden’s restoration.