Majorelle’s blue gives the garden an instantly recognisable identity. Around Jacques Majorelle’s studio, the setting brings art and botany together. Visit the garden on its own, or extend your visit to the neighbouring museums.
A garden with an artistic history
Created by painter Jacques Majorelle, the garden is linked to his Art Deco studio. Yves Saint Laurent and Pierre Bergé acquired it in 1980. The contrast between blue architecture and planting gives your visit a natural thread: a composition of colour and form.
Choose the garden, museums or both
Jardin Majorelle, the Pierre Bergé Museum of Berber Arts and the Yves Saint Laurent Museum are distinct visits. Choose a ticket covering the places you want to see. The official ticket office is tickets.jardinmajorelle.com, and garden tickets are sold online only.
As checked on 11 October 2026, the garden lists daily opening from 8 am to 5.30 pm, with last entry at 5 pm. Check ticket availability for your visit date and keep the QR code accessible on your phone.
Source: Jardin Majorelle — official visiting and ticket information ↗
Our suggestion for a half-day
Begin with the garden, then take a break before a museum if you want to continue. For a shorter outing, visiting the garden alone leaves the rest of your day open. If art and fashion are central to your stay, set aside a half-day for your chosen combination.
If you’re visiting after a flight, leave time for arrival, luggage collection and the transfer before your entry slot. On a busy day, make Majorelle the main visit and arrange other appointments around your ticket.
Your journey to Majorelle
Send us your accommodation address and ticket time. We can arrange a one-way transfer, a return pick-up or several journeys during the day. Venue admission is separate from transport unless your quote expressly includes it.
Official sources and information
Check official websites for the opening times, prices and entry conditions that apply on your visit date.