MAJORELLE MUSEUM

  In the 1920s the French artist Jacques Majorelle had it made,  complete with pools, banana trees, coconut palms, and houses in a fantastic dark blue color. The wonderful garden is alive with the sound of birds, its incredible cacti standing out in sharp contrast against the blue facade of the villa. 
The gardens have later been taken well care of the French couturier Yves Saint-Luarent, who have added a private museum of North African artifacts and a collection of Islamic art.
The gardens serve as a museum, and is open to the public.