The Hassan Tower and the Royal Mausoleum are prominent attractions in Rabat. The octagonal Hassan Tower features an observation deck, while the Royal Mausoleum, constructed in the early 18th century, houses the tomb of Mohammed V, the current king of Morocco. Royal Guards are present to offer guidance. Both attractions are free to visit.

The Kasbah des Oudaias, a picturesque medieval Almohadan fortress citadel, stands as a residential area with breathtaking ocean views from the acropolis and refreshing Andalusian gardens at its base. Access to the gardens is through a smaller door, away from the main gate, reducing encounters with informal guides. Adjacent to the gardens is a charming outdoor café with a pleasant ocean view. Admission is free, and the visit lasts approximately 40 minutes.

Chellah, an ancient city with a rich history, was founded by the Carthaginians, later conquered by the Romans, and subsequently came under Arab rule. Abandoned and later resettled, it now serves as a breeding ground for a multitude of birds, particularly storks. Spring witnesses a vibrant bird life, including stork nests atop the old minaret. Chellah's historical layers, featuring remarkable Roman and Moroccan elements, make it a favored tourist destination. The visit, exploring its history and surroundings

The Royal Palace of Rabat, though expansive, is not open to visitors, making it suitable for a pleasant walk. Armed guards may permit walking from one entrance to another, especially for tourists.