Musée Yves Saint Laurent
Built next to the Jardin Majorelle in 2017 to house the archive and legacy of Yves Saint Laurent, who first visited Marrakech in 1966 and returned every year until his death. The building is a terracotta cube designed by Studio KO. The collection traces the relationship between Moroccan colour, textile, and light and one of the most influential fashion archives of the 20th century.
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Multi-day journeys featuring this place
Curated routes that pass through Marrakech
3 Days
3-Day Sahara Circle
Mountains to sand and back. Stars so dense they press against your chest — and a silence that rewrites what you thought quiet meant.
3 Days
Marrakech City Break
Three days to learn a medina's rhythm — souks at dawn, hidden gardens at noon, the square becoming a theatre at dusk.
4 Days
Marrakech to Fes
The classic — red city to medieval labyrinth via the Sahara. The corridor that defines Moroccan travel.
