• Hassan II Mosque - A quick visit
• Hassan Tower - A 10-minute journey to reach the Hassan Tower minaret, located next to the remnants of an unfinished mosque. The mosque and minaret’s construction began in the 12th century under the rule of the Almohad leader, Yacoub al-Mansour. The tower stands 44 meters (140 feet) tall and showcases intricate decorative elements, including calligraphy and geometric designs.
• Mausoleum of Mohammad V - After a 1-hour drive to the Grand Islamic mausoleum in Rabat, which was constructed between 1961 and 1971 following King Mohammed V’s passing in 1961. Designed by Vietnamese architect Nguyen Viet Thu, the mausoleum was built by Moroccan artisans and craftsmen. It boasts impressive Islamic architecture and detailed marble work. The tombs, crafted from white onyx, are located beneath a large dome.
• Royal Palace of Rabat - After 15 minutes, we arrive at a grand palace built in the 1860s during Sultan Mohammed IV’s reign, serving as the official residence of the King of Morocco. The palace features traditional Moroccan architecture, elaborate ironwork, and intricate tilework. While visitors cannot enter the palace, they can admire it from the outside and enjoy the surrounding gardens. It remains a significant cultural and historical site in Rabat.
• Chellah - A 10-minute ride brings us to a historical site renowned for its beautiful gardens, ancient ruins, and a famous gateway called “Chellah,” dating back to the Almohad dynasty.
• Ancient Walls Medina Rabat - A 5-minute journey to reach a historic fortification from the 12th century, constructed from sandstone and reinforced with bastions, gates, and towers. These walls encircle the old city of Rabat, and visitors can walk along them to enjoy views of the Medina and the surrounding area.
• Kasbah des Oudaias - A 5-minute trip to a 12th-century citadel. The Kasbah is known for its narrow streets, white and blue walls, small houses, and flower-filled courtyards. It includes several landmarks, such as a mosque and a museum.
• Andalusian Gardens - Approximately 10 minutes to reach a beautiful, traditional garden built in the early 20th century by French architect Jean-Claude Forestier. It features a central reflecting pool, orange trees, flower beds, fountains, pavilions, pergolas, and ornate tile work and gates, all characteristic of the Andalusian garden style.
  PS: The garden is closed on Fridays.
• La Marina Salé - A lunch break is planned during the tour; however, the cost of lunch is not included. Visitors are welcome to enjoy a meal, have a coffee, or simply relax and soak in the atmosphere at Marina Salé. Lunch typically costs between €10 and €20, depending on preferences.

• Photo opportunity: Your driver or guide will gladly take your pictures upon request!
• Additional costs admission, fuel surcharge, gratuities, parking
• Tour with Expert Driver and Guide
• Mineral Bottled water
• Transportation in air-conditioned vehicle, on-board WiFi at your disposal during the tour

• Gratuities
• Entrance fees
• Lunch Available to purchase during tour

Immerse yourself in the enchanting city of Rabat, Morocco with our informative city excursion! Guided by knowledgeable locals, this adventure will transport you through the city’s dense heritage and customs. Visit renowned monuments such as the captivating Chellah Necropolis and the majestic Hassan Tower, and uncover the city’s less known treasures like the delightful Andalusian Gardens. During the tour, you’ll gain insights into the practices and traditions that make this city distinct.

• Tour duration is travel time included
• Please note that the Andalusian Garden remains closed every Tuesday.
• Participant Must have their passport during the tour for the access to Rabat Royal Palace
• The total duration is including the travel time for going to and from the location.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.