Explore this historic fortress with its stunning blue-and-white streets, panoramic views of the Atlantic Ocean, and charming cafes. Perfect for a picturesque stroll!

Check out this iconic, unfinished minaret and the ruins of the mosque it was meant to be part of. It’s a fascinating piece of history with great photo ops!

Visit this stunning mausoleum, the final resting place of King Mohammed V and his two sons, King Hassan II and Prince Abdallah. The exquisite architecture and serene atmosphere make it a must-see.

Discover the ancient ruins of Chellah, a site that blends Roman and medieval history with beautiful gardens and serene surroundings.

While you can’t tour the inside, the exterior of this grand palace is impressive. Snap a photo and enjoy the beautiful architecture.

Dive into Morocco’s modern art scene with exhibits featuring Moroccan and international artists. It’s a cultural treat!

Escape to these tranquil gardens filled with lush greenery, beautiful fountains, and peaceful spots for a leisurely afternoon.

Wander through the vibrant market streets of the medina. Pick up souvenirs, try local snacks, and experience the bustling atmosphere.

As a food lover, of course we have to share our fave restaurants in Morocco. So, if you're looking for a culinary treat in Rabat, you can't miss Restaurant Ziryab. Not only does it offer mouth-watering Moroccan dishes in a beautiful setting, but it also holds a special place in our hearts—it's the first restaurant in Morocco where we dined together!

So, make sure to stop by, indulge in some delicious tagine, and maybe even recreate our first date! Bon appétit, or how we say in Arabic, Besaha! 🍲❤️

Rabat’s Beaches 🏖️

Relax on the sandy shores of Rabat’s beaches, where you can soak up the sun, take a dip, or enjoy a leisurely walk along the coast.

Day Trips 🚗

Consider exploring nearby cities like Fez, known for its cultural history, or take a short drive to the picturesque town of Chefchouen for charming colourful views, or one of the other cities.

Chefhouen (4h drive): Known as the "Blue City," this is one of the most colorful places in the world. Located in the Rif Mountains, it’s a peaceful city with streets and buildings painted in sky blue. Perfect for a relaxing stroll and beautiful photos.

Fez (3h drive): Dive into Morocco’s history in this former capital, known for its car-free medina and traditional tanneries. Visit the Bou Inania Madrassa with its stunning architecture and soak up the atmosphere at En-Nejjarine Square.

Meknes (2,5h drive): Often called the ‘Versailles of Morocco,’ Meknes offers beautiful palaces, ancient mosques, and the impressive Mausoleum of Moulay Ismail. A city rich in culture and history.

Casablanca (1h drive): This modern city is the industrial capital Morocco and not one of our favorite cities but worthy to mention. Because it is also famous for the magnificent Hassan II Mosque, one of the largest mosque in the world, overlooking the Atlantic Ocean. The old Medina and colonial clock towers are also worth a visit.