Musée Berbère Jardin Majorelle

A small museum, located in the Jardin Majorelle. Beautifully arranged, interesting. Unfortunately, for reasons I don't understand, you are not allowed to take pictures inside. It cannot be visited without having an entrance ticket to the Jardin Majorelle. You need 20, maximum 30 minutes to visit it

Absolutely worth the visit. The garden is beautiful, very well organized. I recommend buying the tickets in advance, and choosing morning visits as early as you can. Otherwise it can be really hot to wait in the queue. Both museums are worth the visit, I strongly recommend.

It was beautiful but pictures were not allowed inside 💔😩like whyyyy? It was not so big, I love art works and culture preservations, but there were securities everywhere I couldn’t even steal a picture 🥺 and there was a place like illusion inside with stars and mirrors, very small but look big. And another thing…the art gallery text had no English text everything was explained in French, Arabic and Berber. You would only see English at the entrance and the last part I think. So I could not understand whatever was displayed.

A very very very brief display of Berbère fashion, jewellery and culture - it was part of my combination ticket to se Jardin Marjorelle so worth going in to see while your in the garden.

An absolutely beautiful garden. The sun was shining so brightly on the day we visited and we were able to take some beautiful pictures. It's great seeing the palm trees and beautiful plants in the garden. It's worth seeing the garden if you are into such. It is next to YSL Museum, so you can visit both places.

One of the most visited sights in Marrakesh, with vibrant and well-maintained gardens, and an intriguing small museum attached. Beautiful blue structures against clear blue skies. Unfortunately very busy and packed full of tourists taking selfies, so it was difficult to take in the aura and take nice photos of the grounds without people.

Great spot. Was interesting to find out more about the Berbere people. Well kept museum and very informative. I absolutely loved the clothing on display and the old jewellery and tools. Staff are so friendly. It is also so clean in here. I had a lovely experience. You cannot take photos.

If you’re French or French speaking this will be more interesting than if you only understand English. Only the first exhibit is in English. So be warned. The rest is visualizing interesting. But I truly wander about the history of it all….. No photos allowed.