Rabat, a modern capital steeped in history
Rabat is a cultural city steeped in history. Many masterpieces decorate its streets.
Chellah
Recently renovated, it is a privileged place in Rabat's history. Established by the Romans, the site became the jewel of the Merenid dynasty in the 14th century. A visit to this must-see site is an experience of great serenity.
Kasbah of Ouadayas
On the road to the conquest of Europe, this "Ribat" or military relay station gave its name to Rabat, which will go down in history as the famous "Republic of Corsairs". Inside - Don't miss the Jewellery Museum.
Rue des Consuls and its souks
Its name evokes the residences of the various consuls who came to negotiate - at a high price - the European slaves captured during the naval battles of the 17th century. You'll find a treasure trove of handicrafts here - in complete tranquillity.
HASSAN Tower
It has dominated Rabat since the 13th century - Remains of what must have been the LARGEST MOSQUE IN THE WORLD - Destroyed in the earthquake of 1755
Mausoleum
Built in 1971 for the eternal resting place of the Great King Mohamed V, who won Morocco's independence. - The magnificence of its décor is a sight to behold.
Gardens of Rabat
Rabat is an undeniably green city, where flower-filled crossroads and ornamental gardens follow one another
Town centre
In the heart of the Medina
Joli Marabout