Rabat Travel Guide
Welcome to the 7th Largest City in Morocco, the Imperial, and the Capital, Rabat. The leading-Imperial city lies on the shores of the Bouregreg River and the Atlantic Ocean. The city of Rabat was established by Almohad sultan where his army used to settle in the Salé neighborhood.
The diverse city with a rich history and culture has many attractions such as kasbahs, minarets, wide avenues, and green spaces. Discover the treasures of Rabat with one of our Morocco travel packages. Where you can Enjoy many cities near Rabat such as Casablanca, Meknes, Fes, and Tangier with Memphis Tours.
The Capital of Morocco is known for its major and significant landmarks including the country's best museums, the Royal Palace of the Kingdom, the Mausoleum of King Mohammed V, Hassan Tower, and more to Explore when at the Moroccon Kingdom.
- Morocco is a rich country in culture and history, tour into this amazing country through one of our Morocco Tours
- The currency of Morocco is The Moroccan Dirham (MAD). The currency for Morocco was issued by the Bank of Al-Maghrib which is central bank.
- Moroccans main languages are English and French, they also understand some English. Fewer Moroccans can speak Italian, Spanish, and German.
- Entry visa with USD 27 per passport is available upon arrival in Morocco airports for specific nationalities.
- Tipping is considered customary in Morocco. However, You are not obliged to give tips.
- Explore the best Morocco has to offer with our very own Morocco vacations
- Morocco is famous for its geographical diversity from the beautiful beaches of Agadir to the Oukaimeden ski slopes.
- Morocco has a long strip of mountains when sky-viewed, which runs from East to West before embedding itself in the sand at Mauritania.
- The various types of habitat have caused the diversity of cultures which have enriched the Moroccan identity.
- The Royal Institute of the “Amazigh” Culture was set up on October 17th, 2001. Since then, Berber was considered as an official language.
- Morocco has always encouraged a spirit of dialogue between religions for the promotion of progress and peace.
- Rabat, stretches serenely along the ocean’s edge.