Start your Rabat adventure at the Kasbah of the Udayas. Wander through blue-and-white lanes, explore the Andalusian Gardens, and take in sweeping views of the Bou Regreg river and Atlantic Ocean from this ancient fortress.

Kasbah of the Udayas

Stroll through the bustling Rabat Medina, where you can browse artisan shops, sample Moroccan street food, and soak up the lively local atmosphere.

Rabat Medina

Pause for lunch at Dar Zaki, a hidden gem serving authentic Moroccan cuisine in a charming riad setting inside the medina.

Dar Zaki

End your day at the riverside Bou Regreg Marina, a modern promenade with cafés and stunning sunset views over the water and Kasbah walls.

Bou Regreg Marina

Visit the majestic Hassan Tower, the iconic 12th-century minaret and Rabat’s most famous landmark, set alongside beautiful gardens and the Mausoleum of Mohammed V.

Hassan Tower

Pay your respects at the exquisite Mausoleum of Mohammed V, a masterpiece of modern Alaouite architecture with a striking white exterior and ornate interior.

Mausoleum of Mohammed V

Enjoy a peaceful stroll in the lush Jardin d'Essais Botaniques, Rabat’s botanical gardens, home to exotic flora, tranquil paths, and a favorite spot for locals to relax.

Jardin d'Essais Botaniques

For lunch, savor Moroccan dishes with a modern twist at Le Dhow, a unique restaurant aboard a traditional boat moored on the Bou Regreg river.

Le Dhow

Experience the sophistication of Avenue Mohammed V, the city’s main boulevard, beautifully illuminated at night and lined with cafés, fountains, and Art Deco architecture.

Avenue Mohammed V

Begin at the evocative Chellah, Rabat’s ancient Roman and medieval necropolis, where storks nest among crumbling ruins and wild gardens.

Chellah

Immerse yourself in Moroccan creativity at the Musée Mohammed VI d'Art Moderne et Contemporain, which showcases contemporary artworks by Moroccan and international artists in a stunning modern building.

Musée Mohammed VI d'Art Moderne et Contemporain

For a relaxed lunch with sea breezes, head to Borj Eddar, a local favorite for grilled fish and Moroccan salads overlooking the Atlantic, located near the lighthouse at Rabat’s beach.

Borj Eddar

Unwind with a sunset stroll along Plage de Rabat, the city’s sandy beach, where locals gather for evening surf, football, and panoramic ocean views.

Plage de Rabat