We will be in the train for 1h

The Royal Palace of Rabat, officially known as Dar al-Makhzen (House of the Makhzen), is the primary and official residence of the King of Morocco, Mohammed VI. Built in its current form starting in 1864, the palace is a magnificent example of traditional Moroccan architecture. While the complex itself is closed to the public, visitors are drawn to its stunning exterior and historical significance.

The Chellah is a unique and evocative archaeological site in Rabat, recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site. It is a medieval fortified Muslim necropolis built by the Marinid sultans in the 14th century, constructed on the ruins of the ancient Roman city of Sala Colonia, which dates back to the 1st century AD.

A modern masterpiece of traditional Moroccan architecture. This royal tomb honors King Mohammed V and his sons

Iconic, unfinished minaret in Rabat, Morocco.

Wander through a historic labyrinth of traditional markets and a preserved Jewish quarter. and Traditional place with crafts, spices, and culture places.

A fortified citadel with whitewashed, blue-accented streets and stunning ocean views.

1 hou come back by train