Travelers will discover the Royal Palace of Rabat, an impressive example of Moroccan architecture and one of the official residences of the King. Your licensed guide will share insights into the palace’s history, royal ceremonies, and the importance of this area, which also houses government offices. Visits are limited to the exterior, but the stop offers a fascinating introduction to Morocco’s modern monarchy.

Explore the Kasbah des Oudayas, a 12th-century fortress overlooking the Bouregreg River. Your guide will lead you through its narrow blue-and-white streets, Andalusian gardens, and historic gates while sharing stories about Rabat’s earliest settlements. It’s a peaceful and picturesque place, perfect for photos and cultural discovery.

Facing the Hassan Tower, this magnificent mausoleum houses the tombs of King Mohammed V and his sons, King Hassan II and Prince Abdallah. Travelers will admire the intricate marble work, zellige mosaics, and carved cedar wood ceilings while learning about Morocco’s modern royal history.

This iconic 12th-century minaret is one of Rabat’s most famous landmarks. Your guide will explain how the mosque’s construction was halted after the death of Sultan Yaqub al-Mansour, leaving the tower unfinished. It’s a perfect spot for photos and for learning about the Almohad dynasty’s influence on Moroccan architecture.