Explore one of Rabat’s most iconic monuments, the Hassan Tower, a majestic remnant of an unfinished mosque dating back to the 12th century. This masterpiece of Almohad architecture, with its imposing columns and 44-metre tower, transports you to the glorious days of the Sultans. Let yourself be amazed by the grandeur and serenity that emanate from this historic place. Next door, discover the impressive and richly decorated Mohammed V Mausoleum, where King Mohammed V and his sons, including Hassan II, lie. This traditional Moroccan masterpiece of art, with its Zellig mosaics, sparkling white marble and gilded cedar ceiling, is a tribute to the culture and history of Morocco. Accompanied by a local guide, immerse yourself in the fascinating stories of these iconic monuments, while enjoying breathtaking views of the esplanade and the Bouregreg River. A must-see visit that will leave you with lasting memories.

Discover the splendour of Chellah Immerse yourself in the thousand-year history of Rabat by visiting Chellah, a fascinating archaeological site recently renovated and open to the public. This majestic necropolis, founded by the Merinids in the 14th century on the remains of an ancient Roman city, offers a captivating journey through time. Stroll among the ruins of the medieval baths, Roman temples and mosques, while admiring the beautifully restored architectural details. Chellah’s lush gardens, populated by storks that nestle on top of the ruins, add a touch of poetry to this mysterious place. With a local guide, discover the legends and stories that surround this site, while taking advantage of new developments that highlight the cultural and historical richness of this heritage treasure. A walk in Chellah, combining nature, history and serenity, is a must for all lovers of culture and discovery

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Finish your journey with an immersion in the lively medina of Rabat, a maze of authentic alleys where history, crafts and gastronomy mix. Explore the colorful souks, where Moroccan crafts come to life: carpets, pottery, jewelry, lanterns and spices with a thousand perfumes. Let yourself be tempted by buying unique souvenirs made by local craftsmen. After your walk, enjoy a moment of relaxation with Moroccan specialities in one of the traditional small restaurants of the medina. Whether it’s a simmered tagine, a generous couscous or Moroccan pastries like gazelle horns and chebakias, your taste buds will be delighted. Accompanied by a local guide, you will also discover the fascinating history of this UNESCO World Heritage medina, between tradition and modernity. An experience rich in flavors and discoveries, perfect to end your day in Rabat