Travelers visit Hassan Tower, one of Rabat’s most famous landmarks and an important historical site. They can explore the large esplanade, take photos, and learn about the unfinished mosque project and Rabat’s royal history.

Travelers visit the Mausoleum of Mohammed V, located near Hassan Tower. This impressive royal monument is known for its traditional Moroccan architecture, detailed decoration, and historical importance.

Travelers explore the Kasbah of the Oudayas, a historic fortress area overlooking the Bou Regreg River and the Atlantic Ocean. They can walk through blue-and-white streets, enjoy scenic views, and take photos in one of Rabat’s most charming places.

Travelers visit Chellah, a historic archaeological site with ancient ruins, gardens, and impressive old walls. It is one of Rabat’s key cultural stops and gives visitors a deeper look at the city’s layered history.

Travelers pass by the exterior area of the Royal Palace of Rabat, the official royal residence in the capital. This stop is mainly for exterior views and photos from the permitted public areas.

Travelers enjoy free time in Rabat’s Medina, where they can see traditional shops, local streets, markets, and everyday Moroccan life in the capital city.