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Discover Rabat, the cultural city of Morocco with its events, museums, festivals, and monuments: Royal Palace, Hassan Tower, ramparts, and the medina.
Official website of the Moroccan National Tourism Office (MNTO), in charge of promoting Morocco's destination to national and international tourists. History and geography.
Tour the beautiful gardens of this ancient fortress and the art galleries all around, before taking a break on the patio of Café Maure and sip a delicious mint tea with Moroccan cookies. Explore Rabat and immerse yourself in the history of the kingdom.
Official website of the Moroccan National Tourism Office (MNTO), in charge of promoting Morocco's destination to national and international tourists
Long stretches of beaches. Set out for a journey in Rabat that perfectly blends between culture, green tourism, and swimming. Bordered by the waters of the Atlantic Ocean, the Moroccan capital multiplies the opportunities to relax on the warm sand and offers you all kinds of nautical activities.
Discover Rabat. Roam through the medinas of the imperial cities, soak up the culture and the colours of its winding alleys, and refresh yourself with a thirst quenching tea.
Stroll the maze to discover its various trades. In Souk Sebbat and Souika streets, stalls overflow with leather goods, slippers and bags, traditional fabrics and clothes. A few meters away, the rue des Consuls is renowned for the silver jewellery and the famous rbatis carpets.
Tangier la blanche invites you to discover its cultural influences. Discover the alleys of the "Socco", the walls of the "Kasbah", the "Palace of the Sultan" and the arena on the Plaza de Torros.
Whether you take a taxi, a bus, train, or a bicycle, learn how to get around easily, to take a peek at all the wonders of Morocco. At the exit of any airport, you can either take shuttle buses, taxis or call a car rental agency.
A green city in Morocco. Chasing wide green spaces. In Rabat, nature takes place in the very heart of the city. Committed to an eco-responsible approach, the country's capital deploys 230 hectares of green spaces in the middle of which to enjoy the cultural and natural heritage.
