Culture & heritage

Discover Rabat’s heritage on foot

An editorial route through the Oudayas, Hassan Tower and the capital’s major historical landmarks.

Rabat1 day
Discover Rabat’s heritage on foot
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What this experience reveals

This experience organises a self-guided discovery of Rabat using the places documented in the MOP guide to the capital and its heritage.

Documented highlights

  1. Kasbah of the Oudayas
  2. Hassan Tower
  3. Urban heritage
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Rabat: Morocco’s capital and a UNESCO-listed historic city

Rabat, the capital of Morocco, is both an elegant city and one rich in history, offering visitors a perfect combination of culture, magnificent architecture and urban charm. As the seat of the Moroccan government, Rabat is home to many important political and administrative sites, but it is also renowned for its picturesque medina, superb historic monuments and magnificent beaches. In this article, we invite you to explore Rabat’s treasures and discover everything this cultural city has to offer.The Kasbah of the Oudayas:Begin your exploration of Rabat with the Kasbah of the Oudayas, a historic district located at the top of a hill. With its narrow lanes, white houses with blue…

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