Majorelle Garden

The Garden, which covers 9,000 m2 today, is one of the most enchanting and mystical gardens in Morocco. Created in the space of forty years, the walled ensemble consists of a labyrinth of intersecting paths, intertwining levels and Moorish Art Deco-style buildings in bold colors. The garden is a gigantic and opulent collection of exotic plants and trees from the most distant lands, designed both as a sanctuary and as a laboratory by the French painter Jacques Majorelle from 1922.
In 1980, Yves Saint Laurent and Pierre Bergé, who discovered Morocco in 1966, bought the Garden to save it from a hotel complex project that envisioned its destruction.
The new owners decide to live in the villa of the artist Jacques Majorelle, renamed Villa Oasis.
For many years, I have found in the Majorelle garden an inexhaustible source of inspiration and I have often dreamed of its unique colors”.
Yves Saint Laurent.

📌Location

In the center of the Medina.