Jardin Majorelle, Marrakech

The first 15 minutes are a wonderful but there is little variety and you spend a lot of time negotiating large crowds at the few unique spots. The Berber museum was small and felt more like a private collection than any attempt at informing the visitor. It was also incredibly dark in places. It is all worth the price of admission but I was not particularly blown away either. The cafe however was refreshing though pricey. The homemade lemonade was astounding and the service was excellent.

After waiting over an hour to get in (would highly recommend getting tickets in advance next time) the garden was beautiful. However, it was so crowded and I wonder if it would be better off with time slots rather the allowing everyone in as they come as there were so many people there you just didn't have the time or peace to enjoy the place as much as you should.

Kind of small but very beautiful! I took my time walking through and it was so worth it. Bring a camera because you will be able to take some great shots here. They offer student discounts so also bring your university card! 10/10 recommend.

One of the many places my family and I visited in Morocco. The blue building is the center piece of this tourist oasis in the sand. Nice walking trails, cool temps, and a relaxing experience for all visitors.

There are many nice gardens in Marrakech however this is one of my favourites. It is very formal with bold colours. It is well maintained the cafe was good. Just a bit expensive but we'll worth a visit