Musée Pierre Bergé des Arts Berbères

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Berber cultural museum opened in 2011, displaying over 600 objects collected by Pierre Bergé and Yves Saint Laurent. Located in Jacques Majorelle's former studio, it offers an immersive experience with thematic spaces and audiovisual elements.

Berber Museum

Concept and Collection

Opened in 2011 in Jacques Majorelle's former studio
Showcases over 600 Berber artifacts collected by Pierre Bergé and Yves Saint Laurent
Collection includes costumes, jewelry, tools, and artworks

Structure and Presentation

Divided into four thematic spaces
Introduction to Berber history and tribal map at the entrance
Audiovisual elements complement the exhibition
Jewelry room creating an illusion of starry sky
High-quality visual and audio presentation

Integration with Jardin Majorelle

Integral part of the famous Jardin Majorelle
Striking contrast between vivid blue structures and surrounding vegetation

Practical Information

Advance ticket booking recommended
Combined ticket available for the garden, Berber museum, and YSL museum
Morning visit advised to avoid crowds
Café offering local dishes at the garden exit

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