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Morocco: Yves Saint Laurent and Co.'s Garden in Morocco (Jardin Majorelle)

2018-03-20

The famous designer Yves Saint Laurent and his partner once bought a little garden in Marrakesh and fixed it up. Now there's a museum of the Berbers (aka barbarians) and of Saint Laurent himself. It's a nice place, even though it costs foreigners 7 euros.

A bright blue building of the Berber Museum with intertwined dry branches on the wall casting shadows in the sun. Green plants and cacti grow at the base of the facade, and on the left is an entrance with a "Musée Berbère" sign.

A man in a red t-shirt smiles at the camera, standing in front of a fish pond where two women and a child are also visible. In the background is a lush tropical garden with numerous palm trees under a blue sky.

Various cacti and decorative plants in the foreground in front of the bright blue wall of a building in the Majorelle Garden. On the left runs a reddish path surrounded by palm trees and tropical greenery.

A smiling woman and a child stand by a bamboo railing in a sunny garden with tall cacti, lush greenery, and bright blue decorative pools in the background.

A man in a gray hoodie leans on a bamboo railing against the background of a garden with tall cacti and tropical trees. In the distance, a small fountain with a bowl and a bright blue pool can be seen.

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