Rabat

Rabat, capital of Morocco, is a modern city on the west coast of the country that overlooks the Atlantic Ocean. In addition to being the seat of the Government of Morocco, Rabat is the main center of traditional architecture and the nation, a real gem where the colonial buildings, the streets adorned by palm trees and cosmopolitan atmosphere make the city a must-see during your trip to Morocco.

After Casablanca, Rabat is the largest city in the country, famous for its historical monuments, luxurious carpets and embroideries: the medina of Rabat is characterized by classic and picturesque narrow alleys and cobbled streets, art galleries and shops but in most offers views of the Atlantic Ocean.

Monuments Phoenicians, Romans, and the Almohad dynasty of Berber dynasty of Merinide tell the long history of Rabat. Surprising the wall of the Andalusians that protects the southern part of the medina, built in 1600 on clay, and the old town, more schematic than the other Medine, where the Rue Souika, leading to the Grand Mosque and the souks of footwear Es Sebat, is the nerve center.

In the Ville Nouvelle are very nice modern hotel, built by the French, as well as a large number of excellent restaurants, bars and pubs. The availability of hotels is limited so during holiday periods it is advisable to book in advance.

In Rabat there are many restaurants and bars, especially in the area of ??Medina, cheap and good quality food. In the Ville Nouvelle you will find mainly Moroccan and French cuisine of the highest quality as well as some oriental restaurants.

The airport of Rabat is located 7 kilometers north of the city but it is small and is mainly served by domestic flights.