Mohammed VI Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art

“Kasbah des Oudaias Occupying the oldest part of Rabat, Kasbah des Oudaias lies as the original site of the city, complete with stunning river and ocean views. Now a predominantly residential area, it is a peaceful and beautiful place to wander around the narrow, white-washed streets, some painted a refreshing blue.”

“A medieval fortified city buried in the heart of Rabat, Chellah stands as the remains of a pre-Islamic city which was abandoned in 1154 and then built upon by a Merenid Sultan. It is an atmospheric place, full of history and charm. Abandoned buildings and overgrown plants are intertwined with colorful, immaculately maintained flowers and fauna as well as public pathways. This allows visitors to explore the Roman and Islamic ruins, from a bathing pool to a madrasa.”

“Hassan Tower Started by the Almohads, Hassan Tower was intended to be the minaret for what the ruler, Yacoub al-Mansour, intended to be a majestic mosque. The beautiful and intricate designs on the tower, as well as the open and intriguing surroundings make it a a must-see. Just opposite lies a beautiful tomb of King Mohammad V and his two sons. Visitors will be entranced by the gold-leaf ceiling and captivating carvings that lie inside the plain white building.”

“The old medina will take you few centuries back in time, it is about 5 mins walk from the flat. A sort of organised chao. Discover the smells and colors of Morocco in the old medina. Please pay more attention to your personal items as it is a crowded place but do not forget to enjoy the moment and take some amazing pictures for your Instagram ;)”

“Le Dhow is a restaurant, pub with one of the best views in Rabat, it is a boat parked on the bouregureg river. Which offers a relaxing ambiance especially at night. 7-10mins drive (around 1.5€ by Taxi)”