Rabat, the capital of Morocco, is built near the Bouregreg river and the Atlantic Ocean. It is known for its sites of interest, which illustrate both the Islamic heritage and French colonial, including the kasbah Oudayas. This royal fort of the Berber era is surrounded by formal French-style gardens and overlooks the ocean.
The city's iconic Hassan Tower, a 12th-century minaret, dominates the remains of a mosque.
The site of Chellah was probably the oldest human settlement at the mouth of the Bouregreg. The Phoenicians and Carthaginians, who founded several comptoirs in Morocco, probably lived on the banks of the Bouregreg.
Chellah is one of the most beautiful monuments of Rabat. Tourists flock to discover the UNESCO World Heritage Site.
The places to go out in Rabat:
The city of Rabat offers many cafes, restaurants and bars here is a selection of places to go out
1-Dar Najji the tajine temple
very good place for those who want to taste Moroccan cuisine in all its splendor.
2-Paris to Rabat at Grand Comptoir
Fans of French gastronomy know it. The place to go to savor a good Saint-Pierre accompanied by a succulent glass of white wine is the Grand Comptoir.
3- Restaurant Les Deux Palais
It is a welcoming place, with a friendly and friendly atmosphere.
He invites his guests to discover a hearty Moroccan and Mediterranean table.
